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Two possibilities :<br />
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1 - Create an agent scanning the DB documents, searching by field the &quot;last modification date&quot; field, date before the last two days. (this field exists by default in documents)<br />
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2 - Create a &quot;workflow history&quot; field that records the last modification date<br />
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Then make the agent searching in this field, date before the last two days
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Two possibilities :

1 - Create an agent scanning the DB documents, searching by field the "last modification date" field, date before the last two days. (this field exists by default in documents)

2 - Create a "workflow history" field that records the last modification date

Then make the agent searching in this field, date before the last two days

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I have a Date_Create field that capture the document creation date. Can you give some sample of agent formula/script program that can do verification on the date whether it is 2 days old or more.<br />
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Pls elaborate on possibility 2.<br />
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Which way is easier / better.<br />
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Thks in advance.
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I have a Date_Create field that capture the document creation date. Can you give some sample of agent formula/script program that can do verification on the date whether it is 2 days old or more.

Pls elaborate on possibility 2.

Which way is easier / better.

Thks in advance.

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How to send a reminder email thru schedule agent to managers<br />
if records has outstanding for more then 2 days.<br />

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How to send a reminder email thru schedule agent to managers
if records has outstanding for more then 2 days.


Reminder Agent

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