On Wed, 2008-05-21 at 17:19 +0200, Alain Sips wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> Attached to our tickets, we have a custom field called 'Reminder 
> Interval'. In this field, a number is written in minutes. I would like 
> to create a query that checks if the last update has been longer that 
> the amount of minutes in this field. I would think that that query would 
> look like this:
> 
>  Status = 'open' AND 'CF.{Productomschrijving}' IS NOT 'NULL' AND 
> LastUpdated < 'CF.{Reminder Interval} minutes ago'
> 
> However, there is for example a ticket that has 15 in that custom field 
> and that hasn't been updated in 2 hours.
> If I have the query:
>      Status = 'open' AND 'CF.{Productomschrijving}' IS NOT 'NULL' AND 
> LastUpdated < '15 minutes ago'
> this gives back the 1 result.
> 
> However if I use the first query, no results are returned.
> Am I using an incorrect syntax?

Total guess here:

Is the db field some sort of text (varchar, etc)? If so you may need to
cast before doing a comparison.

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