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Hi

I am using Documents() function to get expirydate for list of documents. this function is returning expirydate for those documents which Appian native document() function is not returning expirydate.

I have tired in Appian environments with 24.1 and 24.3 both have same results.
Also I created brand new Knowledge Centre, Folder and Uploaded new documents to it, this scenario also giving me same result as explained above.

My sample code:
{
JustExpiryDate: documents(getdocumentsfromfolder(1854013,true()),"expirationDate"),
BeanDocumentsplugIn:a!forEach(
items: merge(
documents(getdocumentsfromfolder(1854013,true()),"id"),
documents(getdocumentsfromfolder(1854013,true()),"dateCreated"),
documents(getdocumentsfromfolder(1854013,true()),"expirationDate")
),
expression: a!map(
id:fv!item[1],
dateCreated:fv!item[2],
expireDate:fv!item[3]
)
),
NativeDocumentFunction:a!forEach(
items: getdocumentsfromfolder(1854013,true()),
expression: a!map(
id:document(fv!item,"id"),
dateCreated:document(fv!item,"dateCreated"),
expireDate:document(fv!item,"expirationDate")
)
)
}

Hi,,

I am using documents function to get expiry date for list of documents, this function returns expiry date for documents where Appian native function document() is not returning any expirydate.

Which function returning correct result?

My sample code:
{
JustExpiryDate: documents(getdocumentsfromfolder(1854013,true()),"expirationDate"),
BeanDocumentsplugIn:a!forEach(
items: merge(
documents(getdocumentsfromfolder(1854013,true()),"id"),
documents(getdocumentsfromfolder(1854013,true()),"dateCreated"),
documents(getdocumentsfromfolder(1854013,true()),"expirationDate")
),
expression: a!map(
id:fv!item[1],
dateCreated:fv!item[2],
expireDate:fv!item[3]
)
),
NativeDocumentFunction:a!forEach(
items: getdocumentsfromfolder(1854013,true()),
expression: a!map(
id:document(fv!item,"id"),
dateCreated:document(fv!item,"dateCreated"),
expireDate:document(fv!item,"expirationDate")
)
)
}

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