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inLastHours

Returns true if the given date time is between now and now - delta hours.

Category

Date

Function syntax

inLastHours(<dateTime>,<delta>)

Parameters

Parameter	Type
date time	dateTime
delta	integer

Signatures and returned type

inLastHours(<dateTime>,<integer>)

Returns a boolean.

Examples

inLastHours(toDateTime('2019-12-12T01:11:00Z'), 4)

Returns true.

inLastHours(@{MyEvent.timestamp}, 4)

Returns true.

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