Problem with a time_controlled LOAD

[datanibbler]

Hi,

in short, my issue is that I have a code that runs fine for the scenarios I already have, but for a new one (exact same structure), the exact same code produces an error.

The only line in my code where I can imagine that happening - I've had difficulties with that in the past - is a bit where I specify that

>>> NOW(0) > '11:00:00' <<<

That is part of a WHERE condition in a LOAD - I want to execute the LOAD only once a day, after 11am (the app where this code is located is reloaded every 3hrs, that's why I need this).

In the past, I always got this to work somehow - it's part of a historization_code that has been running for quite a while now.
<=> In a new bit I just added yesterday and which doesn't work yet, I edited this to

>>> FRAC(NOW(0)) > '11:00:00' <<<

and that seems to work?

I just wonder why.

Maybe someone can spot a general error here? The code is doing the exact same thing for four different tables and I'd just like it to be the same code in all four places.

Thanks a lot!

Best regards,

DataNibbler

[#2]

Curious to use 0 as argument. Refenrece manuel says for Now() function:

0 Time at previously finished reload (not currently ongoing reload)

Fabrice

[alexandros17]

I think that there is a problem with the two elements you are comparing;

Now(0) returns a date-time while you write only the hour so frac takes the fractionary (probably the hour minute and seconds) and so everithing works

[datanibbler]

Hi Alessandro,

it seems to be working now. Curious, it worked (and works) fine for the other instances.

@ Fabrice

You're right. I actually need the current time (during the current reload). What parameter would I have to use there? I can't actually find that in the list. Is the app opened when it's automatically being reloaded by the Server?

Curiously, though, as I say, it works fine, so I'd rather not edit around too much without exactly knowing why.

Thanks a lot!

Best regards,

DataNibbler