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What is the Advanced Search criteria to find an Electronic File's Last Modified date (not the created or modified date)?

asked on August 26, 2015

I'm looking for a way to search for all electronic documents modified after a certain date.  Is there an Advanced Search criteria that can do this?

Thanks,

Kyle

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replied on August 27, 2015

There is no search criteria for the edoc last modified time, we will look into adding it for a future version.

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replied on February 28, 2018

Hi Robert, 

 

Is this functionality available now? Can we do a search for Electronic File Last Modified? 

 

Thank you

Ziad

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replied on March 1, 2018

The LF:edocmodified search was added in 10.0. Example: {LF:edocmodified<"4/7/2017", LF:edocModified>"4/5/2017"}

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replied on August 27, 2015 Show version history

Are you asking about searching on the Laserfiche Last Modified property or the Last Modified property of the actual electronic document?

 

For searching using the Laserfiche property:

{LF:Modified>="8/23/2015"} & {LF:Ext="*"}

The above searches for electronic documents that were modified since 8/23/2015.  Note that the "Modified" is a Laserfiche property, so it is referring to modified within the Repository.  Also, When you create an object in the repository, it also lists that as modified, so if you want to track actual changes, you need to use version control.

{LF:Ext="*"} & {LFVER:modified>="8/23/2015"} & {LFVER:Version>1}

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replied on September 1, 2015

Is there a SDK script or workflow script that could do a search by the Electronic Document Last Modified Date?

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replied on September 3, 2015

The LF server currently doesn't support searching on the edoc last modified (it will in the next major release), so you would need to crawl the folder tree in an SDK script to search on it. If you are willing to compile code, I can whip up a quick script to do this (let me know which version of the SDK you use).

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