Re: [WebDNA] search by range of dates
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2009
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 104002
interpreted = N
texte = Hi All, It seems that the rn criteria in my search tag is now working correctly, and that the code is functioning properly. I had to let it sit overnight and dry before it became useable. Seriously, didn't work Wed PM, Did work Fri AM I can only assume I was dealing with a browser cashe problem (on 2 different platforms!) and it was relaunching the 2 apps that allowed my code to work. My thanks to all for your assistance. Steve On Nov 12, 2009, at 12:06 PM, Govinda wrote: >> Govinda wrote: >> [snip] >>> did you try using the mr & xr comparison operators as I >>> suggested? There were a couple of times that I could not get my >>> searches to work with ranges any other way, ... despite that >>> other methods (as per docs) *should* have worked. >> [snip] >> >> Do you have an example? >> >> Other than what Terry posted (date format bug), I'm not aware of bugs >> in range searching. >> >> Donovan > > > Donovan > > Sorry I worded that (above snip) a little misleadingly. Here is > what I meant: > I am not sure there is any bug. I just remember a couple times > when I had to produce code on time/budget and I just was not > getting the results I thought I should be (with ge/le, nor with rn > searches), and then when I tried the mr/xr range search then it > just worked. I never tried to nail down what was the issue, and at > this point without going back and digging through old code I am in > no position to say more. I just thought since sbraun was stuck on > date range searches this was a good time to at least get his code > doing what he needs (by whatever method), if not *maybe* getting > some more light on what *might* (by slim chance) be a webdna issue > with date range searches. > > I thought - Even just for the purpose of only getting sbraun's code > happy (since his stumbling block is still not clear), why not try > several angles until we can figure out where he is goofed up. > > ------------ > Govinda > govinda.webdnatalk@gmail.com > > > > > --------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list
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Hi All, It seems that the rn criteria in my search tag is now working correctly, and that the code is functioning properly. I had to let it sit overnight and dry before it became useable. Seriously, didn't work Wed PM, Did work Fri AM I can only assume I was dealing with a browser cashe problem (on 2 different platforms!) and it was relaunching the 2 apps that allowed my code to work. My thanks to all for your assistance. Steve On Nov 12, 2009, at 12:06 PM, Govinda wrote: >> Govinda wrote: >> [snip] >>> did you try using the mr & xr comparison operators as I >>> suggested? There were a couple of times that I could not get my >>> searches to work with ranges any other way, ... despite that >>> other methods (as per docs) *should* have worked. >> [snip] >> >> Do you have an example? >> >> Other than what Terry posted (date format bug), I'm not aware of bugs >> in range searching. >> >> Donovan > > > Donovan > > Sorry I worded that (above snip) a little misleadingly. Here is > what I meant: > I am not sure there is any bug. I just remember a couple times > when I had to produce code on time/budget and I just was not > getting the results I thought I should be (with ge/le, nor with rn > searches), and then when I tried the mr/xr range search then it > just worked. I never tried to nail down what was the issue, and at > this point without going back and digging through old code I am in > no position to say more. I just thought since sbraun was stuck on > date range searches this was a good time to at least get his code > doing what he needs (by whatever method), if not *maybe* getting > some more light on what *might* (by slim chance) be a webdna issue > with date range searches. > > I thought - Even just for the purpose of only getting sbraun's code > happy (since his stumbling block is still not clear), why not try > several angles until we can figure out where he is goofed up. > > ------------ > Govinda > govinda.webdnatalk@gmail.com > > > > > --------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list . > To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > archives: http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@webdna.us > old archives: http://dev.webdna.us/TalkListArchive/ > Bug Reporting: http://forum.webdna.us/eucabb.html? > page=topics&category=288
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