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 Jeevan Kokkadan Johny (JeevanKJ)
Accenture Services Private Limited

Accenture Services Private Limited
IN
JeevanKJ Member since 2016 4 posts
Accenture Services Private Limited
Posted: Nov 1, 2016
Last activity: Nov 9, 2016
Posted: 1 Nov 2016 6:47 EDT
Last activity: 9 Nov 2016 11:07 EST
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Using the expression builder functions how to find the age from the date of birth

Using  the expression builder functions how to find the age from the date of birth 

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Posted: 8 years ago
Posted: 1 Nov 2016 7:26 EDT
Santanu Bhattacherjee (Santanu) Senior Manager, Cloud Engineering, Management Plane Services
Pegasystems Inc.
IN

Hi

try using the date time difference function and find out the difference between current date time ( @DateTime.CurrentDateTime())  and date of birth. 

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Posted: 8 years ago
Posted: 1 Nov 2016 7:41 EDT
Jeevan Kokkadan Johny (JeevanKJ)
Accenture Services Private Limited

Accenture Services Private Limited
IN

It returns the date and time difference in double for ex: -2.147483648E9

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Posted: 2 Nov 2016 3:52 EDT
Dharanitharan Ravindran (DharanitharanR)
Areteans Technologies
LSA, BA, DC, CS & UI Specialist
Areteans Technologies
AU

@DateTime.DateTimeDifference(strBeginTime,strEndTime,strPrecision) with precision as Y

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Posted: 8 Nov 2016 5:45 EST
Jeevan Kokkadan Johny (JeevanKJ)
Accenture Services Private Limited

Accenture Services Private Limited
IN

This is the expression  which i amusing  - @DateTime.DateTimeDifference(.DOB,@DateTime.getCurrentDateStamp(),y)

DoB is the input given from the UI. as 02/11/1986

@DateTime.getCurrentDateStamp() -- To get the  current date 

Age is getting displayed as 
-2.147483648E9

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Posted: 8 years ago
Posted: 9 Nov 2016 11:07 EST
Jaya Lakshmi (JayaL722)
Eclat Prime

Eclat Prime
AU

Function works fine if given inputs in the below format:

@(Pega-RULES:DateTime).DateTimeDifference("20140911T000000.000 GMT", "20160911T000000.000 GMT", "Y")

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