sending the start_time range for calculating the downtime while calculating batch oee.

scripts/core/handlers/batch_oee_calc_handler.py

@@ -66,8 +66,19 @@ class CalculateBatchOEEHandler:
                                                                    CommonConstants.USER_META_TIME_FORMAT).astimezone(
                         tz=pytz.timezone(request_data.tz)).isoformat()
                 request_data = OEEDataSaveRequest(**request_data.dict(exclude_none=True))
-                request_data.downtime = self.common_util.get_downtime_details_by_hierarchy(
-                    hierarchy=request_data.hierarchy, project_id=request_data.project_id)
+                start_timestamp = int(
+                    self.common_util.pendulum_conversion(request_data.prod_start_time, timestamp=True,
+                                                         tz=request_data.tz)) * 1000
+                curr_timestamp = int(
+                    self.common_util.pendulum_conversion(request_data.prod_end_time, timestamp=True,
+                                                         tz=request_data.tz)) * 1000
+                downtime = self.common_util.get_downtime_details_by_hierarchy(
+                    hierarchy=request_data.hierarchy, project_id=request_data.project_id,
+                    filters={"start_time": [start_timestamp, curr_timestamp]})
+                if downtime is None:
+                    logger.debug("Downtime for selected hierarchy got None, Updating to zero")
+                    downtime = 0
+                request_data.downtime = downtime
                 oee_calculation = oee_engine.start_batch_oee_calc(request_data=request_data)
                 self.save_oee_data(oee_calculation, db)
                 if not request_data.prod_end_time: