[Date->Min] gets the minimum possible value for one field of the date. Requires one of the following keywords below.
Only one minimum value can be fetched at a time. The minimum value is dependent on the current date/time. For example, the -DayOfMonth selector will return the number of days in the current month.
| Keyword | Description |
|---|---|
| -year | year |
| -month | month |
| -week | week |
| -day | day |
| -hour | hour |
| -minute | minute |
| -second | second |
| -weekofyear | week of year |
| -weekofmonth | week of month |
| -dayofmonth | day of month |
| -dayofyear | day of year |
| -dayofweek | day of week |
| -dayofweekinmonth | day of week in month |
| -ampm | AM/PM |
| -hourofday | hour of day |
| -zoneoffset | time zone offset |
| -dstoffset | daylight savings time offset |
| -yearwoy | year week of year |
| -dowlocal | local day of week |
| -extendedyear | extended year |
| -julianday | julian day |
| -millisecondsinday | milliseconds in day |
Date Object->min(-Keyword)
Use the [Date->Min] method. The following example gets the minimum value for the day of month field of a date.
Code
date('2011-02-21 08:00:00')->min(-dayofmonth)
Result
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