Save the MAX eventDate of nms:broadLogRcp

[#1]

Hi,
I'm trying to get the MAX value of @eventDate from Recipient delivery logs (nms:broadLogRcp)
I tried this option but vars.maxBroadLogEvent output is always empty.

var query = xtk.queryDef.create( 

  <queryDef schema="nms:broadLogRcp" operation="select"> 

    <select> 

      <node expr="@eventDate"/> 

    </select>

    <orderBy>

     <node expr="@eventDate" sortDesc="true"/>

    </orderBy>

  </queryDef> 

); 

result = query.ExecuteQuery(); 

vars.maxBroadLogEvent = result[0].@eventDate;

logInfo("MAX BROADLOG EVENT: "+ vars.maxBroadLogEvent);

for each (var e in result) { 

logInfo(e.@eventDate); 

}

Can you identify the issue?

Jean-Serge Biron​
@nkur​
Adhiyan​
kirti.rawat​
Adobe Campaign​

[#2]

Hi Salvatore,

Your code works perfectly on my instance.

Please check if your delivery mapping is using nms:broadlogrcp, perhaps are you using a specific one?

Please use the Generic query editor tool to have a look on the broadlogrcp content, and especially the eventDate column, to be sure that it is the workflow behavior that is wrong.

Then add another column  in your loop to debug or for [0] record to be sure as well.

Regards

JS

[#3]

PS: if you intend to use Message Center messages, the delivery mapping is nms:broadlogRcpEventHisto

[#4]

Hi,

Were you able to figure out why you got this issue?

Let us know,

Florent

[#5]

The following is another way of querying the max value for whatever column

maxId = sqlSelect("Records,@id:string","SELECT MAX(ideliveryId) FROM Neolane.Neolane.NmsrtEvent");
logInfo(maxId.Records.@id);

In your case, something like the following;

maxEventDate = sqlSelect("Event,@maxDate:string","SELECT MAX(tsEvent) FROM Neolane.Neolane.NmsbroadLogRcp");//replace neolane with your database name.schema
logInfo(maxEventDate.Event.@maxDate);

Depending on the amount of records in this table, it could take a while for the query to run. my db has more than 40m records in here.

[#6]

Hi Salvdangelo,

If there is any delivery log with status ignored, there will be no eventdate but it will come on top of the list. To mitigate this issue use the following syntax.

<select>

      <node expr="@eventDate"/>

    </select>

   <where>

      <condition expr="@eventDate is not null"/>

    </where>

    <orderBy>

     <node expr="@eventDate" sortDesc="true"/>

    </orderBy>

Thanks

Saikat