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Appian Version: v7.5 I am consuming a web service using a!WsConfig. When I
venkats533
over 9 years ago
Appian Version: v7.5
I am consuming a web service using a!WsConfig. When I call a method called GetMerchant to fetch latest data on Merchant object. One of the field is called LastModifiedDate which holds date and time value. I am supposed to send the same value with out any changes to my next call of UpdateMerchant. Surprisingly there is a random 3 milliseconds difference in the value I am getting from and value I am sending. What could explain this. Becasue of this difference, the next service is giving me an error (this is typical Microsoft CRUD design).
Data from GetMerchant
<LastModifiedDate xmlns="
schemas.afsimage.com/.../LastModifiedDate>
Data to UpdateMerchant:
<n2:LastModifiedDate xmlns:n2="
schemas.afsimage.com/.../n2:LastModifiedDate>
Any help is appreciated....
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Mark Talbot
Appian Employee
over 9 years ago
Vencat are you using the appian now() function to generate that timestamp? Couldn't you store the result of the now() expression into a local variable or a process variable?
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over 9 years ago
Vencat are you using the appian now() function to generate that timestamp? Couldn't you store the result of the now() expression into a local variable or a process variable?
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