On Tue, Nov 9, 2010 at 9:58 AM, soumya jyoti guru <[email protected]>wrote:
> thanks for replying, > but in my case it is not working because > the currentDate is in the form of timestamp and the startDate is in > the form of Date-time.sorry to miss this important details in my > earlier question. > Thanks again, for replying back.Please > reply back if there is any other way out. > > You can do the conversion from date to timestamp first and then compare. Conversion can be done inside use-when, or you can add a row-actions and prepare your data there (this actions will be executed once for each row) There might/should be a better way to do this using groovy though Bilgin
