I'm able to figure it out after a lot of tries.
Remove @ instead dynamic function works.
work “@substring(triggerOutputs()?['windowStartTime'],0,10)”
work @substring({variables('test')},0,10)
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Hi ,
I used recurrent trigger but ran into issue due to schedule time drift. I was suggesting to try sliding window trigger and using @triggerOutputs()?['windowStartTime']" to retrieve the trigger time.
The trigger I created requires trigger date and time and passed it to KSQL query.
This is before:
TriggerDate"@{formatDateTime(utcNow(),'yyyy-MM-dd')}"
TriggerTime "@{formatDateTime(utcNow(),'HH:mm:ss')}"
but I'm not able to make
Not working “@substring(@triggerOutputs()?['windowStartTime'],0,9)”
Not working @substring(@{variables('test')},0,9) ==> here test is InitializeVariable type is string, value is "@triggerOutputs()?['windowStartTime']"
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Can anybody help ?
Thanks,
Ping
I'm able to figure it out after a lot of tries.
Remove @ instead dynamic function works.
work “@substring(triggerOutputs()?['windowStartTime'],0,10)”
work @substring({variables('test')},0,10)