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From: "Luke Shannon" <lshannon@futurebrand.com>
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Subject: RangeQuery With Date
Date: Mon, 7 Feb 2005 15:46:08 -0500
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Hi;

I am working on a set of queries that allow you to find modification dates
before, after and equal to a given date.

Here are some of the before queries I have been playing with. I want a query
that pull up dates modified before Nov 11 2004:

Query query = new RangeQuery(null, new Term("modified", "11/11/04"), false);

This one doesn't work. It turns up all the documents in the index.

Query query = QueryParser.parse("modified:[1/1/00 TO 11/11/04]", "subject",
new StandardAnalyzer());

This works but I don't like having to specify the begin date like this.

Query query = QueryParser.parse("modified:[null TO 11/11/04]", "subject",
new StandardAnalyzer());

This throws an exception.

How are other doing a Query like this?

Thanks,

Luke


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