Yes, if you want the report generated by the second DAG to include data from the last 30 days (just like the first DAG), you should also use the

-d 30

(or

--days-back 30

) flag in the

edr send-report

command. The

--days-back

parameter controls how far back Elementary collects dbt and Elementary results for the report. If you omit it, the default is 7 days, so your second DAG's report would only include the last 7 days unless you explicitly set

-d 30

as well. This is confirmed in the documentation and community discussions, where it's stated that the

--days-back

flag limits the amount of test data being pulled into the report, and you should set it according to your needs for each report generation command you run. Each invocation of

edr send-report

is independent and will use the parameters you provide at runtime, so to maintain consistency across both DAGs, include

-d 30

in both commands [CLI options](https://docs.elementary-data.com/oss/cli-commands#cli-options), [Slack discussion](https://slack.com/archives/C02CTC89LAX/p1699009117530779).