How to give last modified date in soql query?
You can use the existing LastModifiedDate or SystemModStamp fields in your SOQL query (See System Fields). The LAST_N_DAYS or TODAY date literals may be useful. Otherwise you can use a specific calculated UTC Date time value.
What is SystemModStamp in Salesforce?
SystemModstamp is the date and time when a record was last modified by a user or by an automated process (such as a trigger). In this context, “trigger” refers to Salesforce code that runs to implement standard functionality, rather than an “Apex trigger”.
How to find files modified in the last 24 hours?
This PowerShell tutorial we will discuss, how we can find all files modified in the last 24 hours from a folder using PowerShell script. And also we will get the last modified time of files in a folder using PowerShell. We will see, how can we retrieve files created in the last 3 days from a particular folder using PowerShell.
How to find tables modified in the last hour?
Returns all tables that have been updated (UPDATE_TIME) in the last hour. You can also filter by database name (TABLE_SCHEMA column). For each table you want to detect change, you need to have a column that holds the last change’s timestamp.
Do you have to update your query every time a table is modified?
For every insert or update in the table, you need to update that column with the current date and time. Alternatively, you can set up a trigger which updates the column automatically on each insert or modify. That way you don’t have to modify all of your query.
How to get the last modified time of a file in PowerShell?
Below is the PowerShell command to get last modified time of files in a folder: We can retrieve all the files from a folder using Get-Item PowerShell cmdlets. Then we can use the Foreach to iterate all the files from the folder. $_ represents the current object and we can use $_ to retrieve the file name, last modified time like: