The issue is solved using > in the operation. Thanks !!! , closing this thread

Hi , I am trying to find all the pages under the site tree where last modified dates is greater than last replicated date , i am using below query which is leveraging  standard predicate to compare two date properties but i am not getting any result , though we have lots of pages satisfying this con...

Hi @h_kataria , Could identify and fix the index issue , now the query is fetching the required modified pages when fired from root level. Thanks. Also ACS packager utility also started working as it was dependent on the query only. it could pick cqPageLucene OOTB index Thanks!!

Hey ,I checked the query is not picking up any index , though my assumption was that it should pick cq:PageLucene index which is OOTB and it has the jcrcontent/cqlasmodified property. Any pointers around that , is this index picked in your env? Thanks, 

Hi @h_kataria ,So when i am running my query on parent level then its breaking with 100, 000 node traversal exception on both query builder and ACS AEM packager utility. Are you running it at root level /content/abc/site/en level of your site?

Hi @h_kataria ,Yes I have explored this ACS AEM commons utility , it fails when I try to run the above query on the top most language node , it works fine for the children path. 

Hi @arunpatidar , Couple of quick points: 1.Can you please give an example of groovy script to identify the modified pages under the content tree 2. I thought of trying ACS Audit log search but it also failing as it also uses query eventually in the BE and also we do want to run the ACS commons  man...

Hi @aanchal-sikka , I tried the ACS commons content sync in details , so the problem with this is , lets say we have a site /content/mysite/en and it has some 1000 pages and we dont know how many pages under sites have been modified in last 10 days , so if we run this utility on /content/mysite/en ,...

Hi , So I am analysing a solution for a problem statement , where we have to move the content between two cloud instances in an automated way via packages. The requirement is lets say content author team changes x number of pages in span of 3 days so find those pages , package them and move to targe...

@Jörg_Hoh - the two cloud instances are part of different program and i did the same thing as described in this post , created two osgi config one for importer on target instance and one agent on source instance and then added the target endpoint in source instance agent osgi config , but getting th...