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    • J Offline
      JoHn-Beer
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      Hi All,
      I want to write a script in Meta Data Source.What I Want
      I want to get the last value of every 30 days, for example
      2019-01-01 8:00 to 2019-01-02 8:00 equals 1 day
      ...
      2019-01-30 8:00 to 2019-01-31 8:00 equals 1 day
      And I will make all the values together.But I don't know how to write the script as I need them.help me please

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      • phildunlapP Offline
        phildunlap
        last edited by phildunlap

        Hi JoHn-Beer,

        It sounds like a time to use the PointValueQuery.

        var endDate = CONTEXT.getTimestamp();
        var startDate = endDate - CONTEXT.millisInPast(DAY, 30); //handles DST shenanigans
        var results = [];
        var callback = function(idValueTime) {
          results.push(idValueTime);
        };
        var pointsToQuery = [ p1.getDataPointWrapper().getId() ];
        PointValueQuery.rollupQuery( pointsToQuery, startDate, endDate, callback, LAST, 1, DAY);
        print(results);
        //Do want you want now with the results, or in the callback function
        

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