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I updated the match to this: $match : { … displayTime: {$gte: $$fourteenDaysAgo} } I've also tried variations of $$fDA, "$$fDA", [$$fDA]… and although they don't return json parsing errors and complete runs, there are now rows output. When I project the field fourteenDaysAgo as an epoch date and look at the output when…
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@Samuel. Do you have a default fiscal calendar set for your organization?
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One thing I've found useful is to create a monitoring dashboard or page utilizing the DS_DomoStats_Datasets and DS_DomoStats_Dataflows datasets that I believe are publically available. Creating a table with the scheduling information and hyperlinks out to configuration pages is the best I've been able to put together.
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One problem I've had are discrpancies between the calculated number of seconds using TIME_TO_SEC and using EXTRACT() for getting the (Hour/3600) + (Minute/60) to give the time in seconds.
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Is this live?
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@GrantSmith thanks for taking a look on your end. I'll log that and update the thread if there is a fix coming.
