Webservices DateTime Filter

Philtoo
Member Posts: 36
I'm trying to create a filter on a DateTime value and then ReadMultiple using webservices. However, I keep getting SOAP errors that "TODAY" is not a valid date?, "t" is not a valid date, when I filter the table using the value DateTime.Today.Date.ToString("MM/dd/yyyy"); I get no errors, but I also get no results even though there are plenty of
records with today's date.
All of these filters seem to work fine within the client, why can't a webservice use filters like "TODAY", "t", or just today's date?
I'm at a loss here, how do I create a filter on a DateTime value so NAV will return records with the Date = today?
records with today's date.
All of these filters seem to work fine within the client, why can't a webservice use filters like "TODAY", "t", or just today's date?
I'm at a loss here, how do I create a filter on a DateTime value so NAV will return records with the Date = today?
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I figured it out, you have to use the range operator. I love how consistent and well documented this product is.0
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If you could share a couple of lines of your code, it would help people in future.0
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