LogisticsElectronicAddress phone ,fax details:

LogisticsElectronicAddress phone ,fax details:

DateStartMth and dateEndMth in ax 2012

    1.public date dateStartMth(date _date)

    2.client server public static date dateEndMth(date transDate)

Date and UTCDateTime interval for previous month

This code calculates the first and last date of the previous month

static void EP_dateMonthInterval(Args _args)

{

   date            fromDate;

   date            toDate;

   date            baseDate = systemDateGet();

    ;

    toDate      = dateStartMth(baseDate) - 1;

    fromDate    = dateStartMth(toDate);

    info(strFmt("%1 - %2", fromDate, toDate));

}

UtcDateTime version of the same job

static void EP_UtcdateMonthInterval(Args _args)

{

    UtcDateTime     fromDate;

    UtcDateTime     toDate;

    UtcDateTime     baseDate = DateTimeUtil::utcNow();

    ;

    // Remove this month number of days.

    toDate = DateTimeUtil::addDays(baseDate,-(DateTimeUtil::day(baseDate) -1));

    // Add the rest of this days time minus one second.

    toDate = DateTimeUtil::addSeconds(toDate, -(DateTimeUtil::time(toDate)+1));

    // Remove the number of days we are on in

    // the previous month and add one second to

    // get to the first of the month.

    fromDate = DateTimeUtil::addSeconds(DateTimeUtil::addDays(

    toDate, -(DateTimeUtil::day(toDate))), 1);

    info(strFmt("%1 - %2", fromDate, toDate));

}

When working with dates for a range in a SQL select statement, you may be in need for the first and the last day of a certain month.  What at first seems a bit difficult to calculate (not all the months have the same number of days for example), is pretty easy to accomplish with the right tools.

The first day of a month

You can fool around with things like mkdate, so something like this:

static void FirstOfMonth(Args _args)

{

   TransDate TransDate=today();

   TransDate FirstOfMth;

   ;

   FirstOfMth=mkdate(1,mthofyr(TransDate),year(TransDate));

   info(date2str(FirstOfMth,123,2,2,2,2,4));

}

But there is a readily available function in the Global class, albeit somewhat

hidden:DateStartMth.

So your code could read like this:

static void FirstOfMonth(Args _args)

{

   TransDate TransDate=today();

   TransDate FirstOfMth;

   ;

   FirstOfMth=DateStartMth(TransDate);

   info(date2str(FirstOfMth,123,2,2,2,2,4));

}

The last day of a month

Just like with the first day of a month, we have a function that will do the

job for us: endmth

This function calculates the last date in the month of the date specified.

static void LastOfMonth(Args _args)

{

   TransDate TransDate=today();

   TransDate LastOfMth;

   ;

   LastOfMth=endmth(TransDate);

   info(date2str(LastOfMth,123,2,2,2,2,4));

}

Tuesday, 20 August 2013

job for normal calendar to hijri calendar conversion

static str NormaltoHijriDate(date _transDate)
{

TransDate dt;
int HijriDt;
int HijriMonth;
str Yr,finaldate;
int findate;
CalendarConverter CalendarConverter;
str Hijridat,HijriMnth,HijriYr;
;

dt = _transDate;
CalendarConverter = new CalendarConverter(PreferredCalendar::Hijri);
HijriDt = CalendarConverter.dayofmth(dt);
HijriMonth = CalendarConverter.mthofyr(dt);
Yr = CalendarConverter.yearStr(dt);

Hijridat = int2str(HijriDt);
HijriMnth = int2str(HijriMonth);
HijriYr = subStr(Yr,1,5);// Sub string is taken as i want to return only two digits of year you write as subStr(Yr,3,5);
//finaldate = HijriYr+" " +HijriMnth+" " +Hijridat;
finaldate        = Hijridat+"-"+HijriMnth+"-"+HijriYr;
return finaldate;
}

Georgian date to hijri date conversion:

Georgian date to hijri date conversion:

Before that you have to write the new method in global class and call the this method through global class

static void Job15(Args _args)

{

    date d;

    str a,k;

    str b;

    d=today();

    

    /*a= date2str(d,321,DateDay::Digits2,

        DateSeparator::Hyphen, // separator1

        DateMonth::Digits2,

        DateSeparator::Hyphen, // separator2

        DateYear::Digits4);*/

b= Global::NormaltoHijriDate(d);

    print b;

    pause;

}

Main code which you have to write new method in global class as:

static str NormaltoHijriDate(date _transDate)

{

TransDate dt;

int HijriDt;

int HijriMonth;

str Yr,finaldate;

int findate;

CalendarConverter CalendarConverter;

str Hijridat,HijriMnth,HijriYr;

;

dt = _transDate;

CalendarConverter = new CalendarConverter(PreferredCalendar::Hijri);

HijriDt = CalendarConverter.dayofmth(dt);

HijriMonth = CalendarConverter.mthofyr(dt);

Yr = CalendarConverter.yearStr(dt);

Hijridat = int2str(HijriDt);

HijriMnth = int2str(HijriMonth);

HijriYr = subStr(Yr,1,5);// Sub string is taken as i want to return only two digits of year you write as subStr(Yr,3,5);

//finaldate = HijriYr+" " +HijriMnth+" " +Hijridat;

finaldate        = Hijridat+"/"+HijriMnth+"/"+HijriYr;

return finaldate;

}

Date2str function:

1) strFmt("%1", myDate)) 
2) date2Str(dateType, 123, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1) this will use the users 
regional settings which can be different between users. 
3) Most flexible way date2Str(dateType, 123, DateDay::Digits2, 
DateSeparator::Slash, DateMonth::Digits2, DateSeparator::Slash, 
DateYear::Digits4), change the enum values to your preferred format. Have a 
look here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa857241.aspx.

Example:

void DateTStringConvert()

{

date today=today();

str TodayDate;

;

 TodayDate = date2str( today,321,DateDay::Digits2,DateSeparator::Slash,DateMonth::Digits2,DateSeparator::Slash,DateYear::Digits4);

info(TodayDate );

}

 Note :

 The function date2str  take following parameters :

1- the date .

2- the date style dmy or ymd or....etc .

3- number of digits for day .

4- separator 

5- number of digits for month.

6- separator

7- number of digits for year.

now you can use the date as string

example:

static void date2StrExample(Args _arg)
{
date d = today();
str s;
;
s = date2Str(d, 123, 2, -1, 2, -1, 2);
print "Today's date is " + s;
pause;
} 

Thursday, 25 July 2013

Date difference calculation

c = DateTimeUtil::getDifference(_CaseDetailBase.ClosedDateTime,

                                _CaseDetailBase.createdDateTime);

CaseTimeTmp.TotalTime = c/(24*60*60);

Monday, 22 July 2013

job for date difference

static void Job7(Args _args)
{

    CaseDetail CaseDetail;
    CaseDetailBase CaseDetailBase;
    int64 a,b;
    utcDateTime c,d,e;
 
    select CaseDetail where CaseDetail.CaseId == "00004_1002";
   { d = CaseDetail.SLALatestCompletionDateTime;
       e = CaseDetail.serviceLevelAgreementStartDateTime();
       info(strfmt("%1" ,d));
       info(strfmt("%1" ,e));

    }
     a=  DateTimeUtil::getDifference(d,e);
    b= a/(24*60*60);
    info(strfmt("%1" ,a));
 
     info(strfmt("%1" ,b));
}

Tuesday, 16 July 2013

Dialog(date of birth and name)

Dialog(date of birth and name)

static void Simple_Dialog(Args _args)

{

DialogButton dialogButton;

dialog dialog;

dialogGroup dialogGroup;

dialogField dialogField1;

dialogField dialogField2;

container nameAndDOB,a;

   

dialog = new Dialog(“Date and Name”);

dialogGroup = dialog.addGroup(“Enter details”);

dialogField1 = dialog.addField(extendedTypeStr(Name));

dialogField2 = dialog.addField(extendedTypeStr(TransDate));

  

if (dialog.run())

{

print dialogField1.value();

print dialogField2.value();

  nameAndDOB = [dialogField1.value(),dialogField2.value()];

pause;

}

dialogButton = Box::yesNo(“Do you want to see the birthdate?”, DialogButton::Yes);

if (dialogButton == DialogButton::Yes)

{

Box::info(strFmt(“%1, %2″, conPeek(nameAndDOB,1),conPeek(nameAndDOB,2)));

}

else

{

Box::info(strFmt(“%1″,conPeek(nameAndDOB,1)));

}

}