I currently have FIM 2010 R2 installed and I'm trying to create a Temporal Set using xs:dayTimeDuration. The samples I have found on the Internet are using 'PnD' syntax, where n is the number of days. However for my use case, I need to be more restrictive, like 6 hours. Based on XPath 2.0 syntax linked from FIM 2010 R2 documentation, I would use this:
(ExpirationTime < op:subtract-dayTimeDuration-from-dateTime(fn:current-dateTime(), xs:dayTimeDuration('PT6H')))
When I manually run the "FIM_TemporalEventsJob" SQL Job, nothing happens. The UI doesn't support the syntax, so I don't know how to see if the object is part of the set. All I know is that my workflow doesn't execute. However, if I change the syntax to use 'P1D', everything works as expected...
My question is: is this a bug or FIM doesn't support the syntax?
Mark Remkiewicz