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ADate is a date type and uses getRandomDate which uses string context variables to specify the min and max. AnotherDate is a also a date type but uses hard-coded strings specify the min and max. If I run this I see it all works, so everything is OK.
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ADate is a date type and uses getRandomDate which uses string context variables to specify the min and max
AnotherDate is a also a date type but uses hard-coded strings specify the min and max
If I now close the Job then re-open it and re-open my tRowGenerate, I see that my Adate column has changed its Function from getRandomDare to addDate() – however, the AnotherDate column, which had hard-coded strings rather than context variables has remained as getRandomDate
If I now run my job it fails to work, as the values for the AddDate function of ADate are wrong. So I have not changed my job, but the act of closing and re-opening it has changed it.
If I correct my tRowGenerate, save the job , close the job, re-open the job and run (without re-opening the tRowGenerate), then everything is ok – it is the act of opening the tRowGnerate which appears to be corrupting the Adate settings, not opening the actual job.