JIRA,
I do not want to assume anything. Is startofday considered 12 AM of the day you run the query?
Thus, if you run a query at 11/17/14 3:30 PM, that uses startofday then the startofday is 11/17/14 12:00 AM?
Thanks.
Yes Mark, that's right.
For more details, take a look at the documentation at https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Advanced+Searching+Functions
-- Pedro
It does not, you are right.
The time it works on is midnight, down to milliseconds.
A day is 86,400,000 milliseconds long, so imagine that 0 milliseconds is midnight and hence 0-1 is the first millisecond of the day. 86,399,999 is the last millisecond of the day.
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StartOfDay(-x) or StartOfDay(x) indicates 'x' calendar days and not working days?
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