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Need help with SQL to pull Last Modified "TODAY"
I am using Dataloader.io to pull attachments since SFDC doesn't allow to create reports with Attachments. I need to download only the data from the Cases these created from. Unfortunately, the system was setup using "Doc Control" which is all apex. I don't know code I like Conga.
My goal is to download the data only from the Cases (tickets) Last Modified "TODAY" not by the Parent ID but I only get a DD/MM/YYYY in the filter.
Could one of you smart Developers help me with some SQL code > Something like this.....SELECT Id, Name, Body, Description, ContentType FROM Attachment WHERE (NOT Description LIKE '%Envelope%') AND LastModifiedDate = TODAY
I am using 3 SQL lines to download the PDF.
Docs List
(Pulling PIO-Proof of Insurance only)
My goal is to download the data only from the Cases (tickets) Last Modified "TODAY" not by the Parent ID but I only get a DD/MM/YYYY in the filter.
Could one of you smart Developers help me with some SQL code > Something like this.....SELECT Id, Name, Body, Description, ContentType FROM Attachment WHERE (NOT Description LIKE '%Envelope%') AND LastModifiedDate = TODAY
I am using 3 SQL lines to download the PDF.
Docs List
(Pulling PIO-Proof of Insurance only)
- SELECT Id, Name, Body, Description, ContentType FROM Attachment WHERE (NOT Description LIKE '%Envelope%') AND (NOT Description LIKE '%PNL Document%') AND ParentId = 'ParentRecordID'
- PNLs > SELECT Id, Name, Body, Description, ContentType FROM Attachment WHERE Description LIKE '%PNL Document%' AND ParentId = 'ParentRecordID'
- Envelopes > SELECT Id, Name, Body, Description, ContentType FROM Attachment WHERE Description LIKE '%Envelope%' AND ParentId = 'ParentRecordID'
TODAY represents the current day at midnight; therefore, you only would be matching rows where the LastModifiedDate exactly occurred at 00:00:00, which is unlikely with an automated timestamp field. Therefore, I suspect you want to use >= AND < in your code.
In the case of today's date, I guess you can leave off the last part as their should be no records modified in the future; however, I just wanted to show you an example of how I would include an entire day in case you end up wanting something like this.
I hope that helps!