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Hi,
I have a requirement where I need to get the total no of documents created last month in the environment.
I have added all the document folders in a constant and tried to fetch the documents count but I'm getting an error as "The passed parameter(s) are of the wrong type. Received the type List of Folder."
a!localVariables( local!document: folder( cons!DMF_DOCUMENT_FOLDERS_LIST, "documentChildren" ), sum( a!forEach( items: local!document, expression: todate(document(fv!item, "dateCreated")) > today()-30, ) ))
Can anyone please help me.
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Can you share the screenshot for the values which you have in your local variable actually this is working I tried using the same code it is working. Have you tested it?
The error is very specific. If it is not working with a list, you might have to iterate through that so you can pass an individual folder instead a list.
Hi Ujjwal,
PFB screenshot with the values in the constant.
The code is working with individual folder. But I want for list of all the document folders in the environment.
Hi Harshit,
Yeah, it worked when I passed individual folder but I want for list of all the document folders in the environment. Could you please help if we have any way other than this.
Ohhh I took it like you are storing folder in the constant.
Sorry, I didn't get you. Could you please explain
local!document: a!flatten( a!forEach( items: cons!DMF_DOCUMENT_FOLDERS_LIST, expression: folder(fv!item, "documentChildren") ) ),
I mean not an array only one single folder.
Thanks Harshit, It worked