Hi,
Previously when passing attributes names 'today', '1 week ago' etc ot the dateformatter it could work out the date. This is now failing.
Have I missed something?
Thanks
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FME Desktop 2017.1 - Date changes?
Best answer by takashi
Hi @fme_it, the new DateTimeConverter has not inherited the functionality, but you can still use that through the TclCaller. See here to learn more: FME 2018 natural language dates no longer accepted
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Hi @fme_it, the new DateTimeConverter has not inherited the functionality, but you can still use that through the TclCaller. See here to learn more: FME 2018 natural language dates no longer accepted
Hi @fme_it, the new DateTimeConverter has not inherited the functionality, but you can still use that through the TclCaller. See here to learn more: FME 2018 natural language dates no longer accepted
Hi @fme_it
to get today you could use either DateTimeStamper transformer or @DateTimNow() function. For 1 week ago DateTimeCalculator transformer or @DateTimeAdd(_today, -P7D) function will be helpful.