James,
It does not work, I am receiving an error msg when I try to save my action:
Here is my qualification:
( $Server Name$ = 'Server Name') AND ( 'Entry-Id' != $LASTID$) AND ($DATE$('Date/Time of Change') = $DATE$($Change Performed date$))
Here is the error msg:
Expected a relational operation at this point (ARERR 2293)
Qualification line error at position 73
Am I missing anything here?
Mathieu Pitre
IT Business Systems Analyst
Production Operation
Computer
Sciences Corporation
Pratt & Whitney Canada, Plant 1
Sametime: Mathieu Pitre
office: 450-647-8008 x7030
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Frank:
You hit the nail on the head so's to speak:
$DATE$($plannedDate$) = $DATE$('plannedDate') AND ( $Server Name$ = 'Server
Name')
should work in this case. However, it would be a good idea if the
plannedDate field were actually a date and not a date/time field,
James McKenzie
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Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 6:16 AM
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Subject: Re: compare date only from Date&Time fields.
** How about doing a set fields against the two date fields and use the DATE function to convert the date time to just a date. You could store the results of each in either a display only character or date field and then do your comparison.
On 9/19/06, Mathieu Pitre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
I would like to compare
two time and date fields by considering only the
dates (First 8 characters).
I am developing an application and I need to
see when there is a conflic
in my change request schema. Basicly, I am
creating a Change-Request
from an application and I would like to go over
all those that are already
created(and not closed obviously) to see if any
of them is planned to be
performed during the same day and on the same
server.
I am looking for something
like this (Set field Qualification):
leftc ($plannedDate$, 8)
=leftc('plannedDate', 8) and $ServerName$
= 'ServerName'AND ( 'Entry-Id'
!= $LASTID$)
The qualification above
does not work because I can only use the LEFTC
function in the result
value and not the qualification. Therefore, I have
created another set field
just to use the LEFTC for the $plannedDate$ in
order to have just the
date. Then I tried the following:
( $Server Name$ = 'Server
Name') AND ( 'Entry-Id' != $LASTID$) AND
( 'Date/Time of Change'
LIKE (( "%" + $plannedDate(DateOnly)$) + "%"
))
This qualification does
not work either because I cannot use the LIKE
function on a Date and
Time field. I do not want to separate the field into
two field (Date in one
field and time in another one).
A suggestion would be appreciated.
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