Error in Patch statement for date value

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Hi all,

I'm trying to update a record in my table based on 2 fields

I'm facing problem in selecting data based on Tag id and date value. It's not taking date value

Patch( '[GLOBUS_APP].[T5010E_TAG_REQ_FAM]', LookUp( '[GLOBUS_APP].[T5010E_TAG_REQ_FAM]', C5010_TAG_ID = Gallery1.Selected.TAG_ID && C5010E_ACTIVE_FL = 1 && C5010E_LAST_TRANS_ID = Gallery1.Selected.C526_PRODUCT_REQUEST_DETAIL_ID && C5010E_PLACEMENT_DATE = Text(Gallery1.Selected.PLACEMENT_DATE,"[$-en-US]dd/mmm/yyyy") ), {C5010E_ACTIVE_FL: 0} );

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WarrenBelz 155,344 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @SumanKoduri ,
You are trying to compare a Text value with a Date value.
There are other patterns available, but the one I use is
Patch( '[GLOBUS_APP].[T5010E_TAG_REQ_FAM]', LookUp( '[GLOBUS_APP].[T5010E_TAG_REQ_FAM]', C5010_TAG_ID = Gallery1.Selected.TAG_ID && C5010E_ACTIVE_FL = 1 && C5010E_LAST_TRANS_ID = Gallery1.Selected.C526_PRODUCT_REQUEST_DETAIL_ID && DateDiff( C5010E_PLACEMENT_DATE, Gallery1.Selected.PLACEMENT_DATE )=0 ), {C5010E_ACTIVE_FL: 0} )

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it still not updated in db and showing date field value as invalid

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@SumanKoduri ,
Blue lines are a Delegation error - nothing to do with validity of the code. Date filters are not delegable.
One workaround is to have a numeric field updated each time the date picker is changed set to
Value( Text( YourDateControlName.SelectedDate, "[$-en-US]yyyymmdd" ) )
then you can do a delegable search directly on this field
Value(Text(Gallery1.Selected.PLACEMENT_DATE,"[$-en-US]yyyymmdd")) = YourNumericFieldName

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Hi @SumanKoduri ,

Could you please share a bit more about the "C5010E_PLACEMENT_DATE" field in your Table? Is it a Date time type column?

I have made a test on my side, please consider modify your formula as below:

Patch( '[GLOBUS_APP].[T5010E_TAG_REQ_FAM]', LookUp( '[GLOBUS_APP].[T5010E_TAG_REQ_FAM]', C5010_TAG_ID = Gallery1.Selected.TAG_ID && C5010E_ACTIVE_FL = 1 && C5010E_LAST_TRANS_ID = Gallery1.Selected.C526_PRODUCT_REQUEST_DETAIL_ID && DateValue(Text(C5010E_PLACEMENT_DATE, DateTimeFormat.ShortDate)) = DateValue(Text(Gallery1.Selected.PLACEMENT_DATE, DateTimeFormat.ShortDate)) ), { C5010E_ACTIVE_FL: 0 } );

Please consider take a try with above formula within your app, check if the issue is solved.

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It is a date field

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Hi @SumanKoduri ,

Yeah, Have you taken a try with the solution I provided above?

Based on the needs that you mentioned, I think the solution provided above could achieve your needs. Please take a try with it, check if the issue is solved.

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I tried but it still not updating active field to 0

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Hi @SumanKoduri ,

Is the "C5010E_PLACEMENT_DATE" column a Date Time type column in your SQL Table?

Based on the issue that you mentioned, I think this issue may be related to Time Zone. If you create a Date Time type column in your SQL Table, when retrieving the date time value within PowerApps, the date time value may be rendered as a different date time value (due to Time Zone issue).

Actually, it is an known issue with date time field in SQL Table -- when using datetime (and friends) in SQL with PowerApps, then you may have the offset issues.

Please check and see if the following blog would help in your scenario:

https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/working-with-datetime-values-in-sql/

Patch( '[GLOBUS_APP].[T5010E_TAG_REQ_FAM]', LookUp( '[GLOBUS_APP].[T5010E_TAG_REQ_FAM]', C5010_TAG_ID = Gallery1.Selected.TAG_ID && C5010E_ACTIVE_FL = 1 && C5010E_LAST_TRANS_ID = Gallery1.Selected.C526_PRODUCT_REQUEST_DETAIL_ID && DateValue( Text( DateAdd(C5010E_PLACEMENT_DATE, TimeZoneOffset(C5010E_PLACEMENT_DATE), Minutes), // Modify formula here DateTimeFormat.ShortDate ) ) = DateValue(Text(Gallery1.Selected.PLACEMENT_DATE, DateTimeFormat.ShortDate)) ), { C5010E_ACTIVE_FL: 0 } );

Please take a try with above formula, then check if the issue is solved.

You could also consider change the data type of the "C5010E_PLACEMENT_DATE" column in your SQL Table from Date time to datetimeoffset type, then you would not suffer from the Time Zone issue within your canvas app.

Best regards,

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Hi @SumanKoduri ,

Did you find any solution?? request to update the way you resolved as am also facing the similar kind of issue, I tried like below:
Patch(
'[GLOBUS_APP].[T5010E_TAG_REQ_FAM]',
LookUp(
'[GLOBUS_APP].[T5010E_TAG_REQ_FAM]',
C5010_TAG_ID = Gallery1.Selected.TAG_ID &&
C5010E_ACTIVE_FL = 1 &&
C5010E_LAST_TRANS_ID = Gallery1.Selected.C526_PRODUCT_REQUEST_DETAIL_ID &&
Text(DateValue(C5010E_PLACEMENT_DATE, "en-GB"),"yyyy-mm-dd","es-ES") =
Text(DateValue(Gallery1.Selected.PLACEMENT_DATE, "en-GB"),"yyyy-mm-dd","es-ES"))
),
{
C5010E_ACTIVE_FL: 0
}
);

My Actual Syntax as below:

1. Set(SDate,LookUp('MyTable','Task ID' = ThisItem.'Task ID' && Completed = 0,Text(DateValue(Date, "en-GB"),"yyyy-mm-dd","es-ES"))); Result = 2023-01-22(as expected)

2. Set(STime,LookUp('MyTable','Task ID' = ThisItem.'Task ID' && Text(DateValue(Date, "en-GB"),"yyyy-mm-dd","es-ES") = SDate && Completed = 0,'Start Time')); Result = 2023-01-22 13:09:59(As expected)
3. Patch('MyTable',LookUp('MyTable','Task ID'= 'Task ID' && Text(DateValue(Date, "en-GB"),"yyyy-mm-dd","es-ES") = SDate && Text(DateTimeValue(Value('Start Time'),"yyyy-mm-dd HH:MM:SS")) = Text(DateTimeValue(Value(STime),"yyyy-mm-dd HH:MM:SS")) && Completed = 0),
{
'End Time':Now(),
Completed:1
}
); Result = No Lookup Data Found and am unable to Modify the SQL Data.
Note : As the Task ID, Date and Start Time are the primary Keys in SQL Table

4. Set(UpdateVar,LookUp('MyTable','Task ID'= 'Task ID' && Text(DateValue(Date, "en-GB"),"yyyy-mm-dd","es-ES") = SDate && Text(DateTimeValue(Value('Start Time'),"yyyy-mm-dd HH:MM:SS")) = Text(DateTimeValue(Value(STime),"yyyy-mm-dd HH:MM:SS")) && Completed = 0,'End Time'));
Result = 2023-01-22 15:09(As expected).
Here in Step 4 (Set function) the same Lookup logic is working fine and in Patch function Step 3, the LookUp logic is not working, any suggestion Please.

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