We'd like to handle exceptions based on two criteria, a deadline and a boole

Richard over 10 years ago

We'd like to handle exceptions based on two criteria, a deadline and a boolean field. I've set up an expression based exception that looks like this: and(pv!TaskBundle.Result.Deadline<=now(),pv!EscalationsOn).

What I'm hoping to achieve is that when pv!TaskBundle.Result.Deadline (Date and Time) passes, and pv!EscalationsOn is true, we'll execute our exception, but it's not working.

I'm going to assume that I'm doing something really obviously stupid.

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0 Richard over 10 years ago

I've tried the comparison three ways, greater than, equal, less than. What I desire is to set a date and time, and have the exception fire when we reach that date and time. I'm not picky about seconds, but minutes count. I also would like the opportunity to turn that off under some circumstances, so I'd like to be able to use that Boolean in conjunction with the deadline. Does that make sense?
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0 Richard over 10 years ago

I've tried the comparison three ways, greater than, equal, less than. What I desire is to set a date and time, and have the exception fire when we reach that date and time. I'm not picky about seconds, but minutes count. I also would like the opportunity to turn that off under some circumstances, so I'd like to be able to use that Boolean in conjunction with the deadline. Does that make sense?
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