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To filter diagrams by modification date

1. Create a Generic Table.
2. Set the Element Type to Diagram. Make sure to select the Include Subtypes check box. Click OK.
3. Set the Scope where the diagrams will be searched for.
4. Click the Image Modified icon in the Scope field and select Custom. The Query dialog opens.

5. Select Create operation > Filter.

   Note
   If you cannot see the Filter operation, make sure the Expert mode is enabled.

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6. Select Filter > Input > Find.
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7. Set the Type to Diagram. 
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8. Expand Find > Scope > Contextual Variable.
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9. Select Filter > Predicate > Operation from Model > GreaterThanOrEquals.

   Note
   If you cannot see the GreaterThanOrEquals operation, make sure the Apply Filter box is not checked.

   
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10. Select Predicate > Body > A > Script.
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11. From the Language drop-down list, select Groovy.

12. Insert the following script as the Body:

    Code Block
    title Groovy
    import java.text.DateFormat; import java.util.Date; if (arg1) { Date date1 = DateFormat.getDateInstance(DateFormat.SHORT).parse(arg1.iterator().next()); }

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13. Select A > arg1 > Reset.
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14. Select A > arg1 > Simple Navigation.
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15. Select Modification date and set Is Applied to true.
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16. Select Predicate > Body > B > Script.
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17. From the Language drop-down list, select Groovy.

18. Insert the following script as the Body:

    Code Block
    title Groovy
    Date M1 = new Date(); M1.setMonth(M1.getMonth() - 1); M1

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19. Click OK. To view the column, make sure to display it via the Columns button in the diagram toolbar > Select Columns > set the Modification date column to true.