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By using the current operator it will fetch records according to the period unit from beginning to end
The value type for operator current is always relative
If conditions: {periodUnit: days}
It will return all records of the current day}
If conditions: {periodUnit: weeks}
It will return all records of the current week from Sunday to Saturday
If conditions: {periodUnit: months}
It will return all records of the current month from 1st day of the current month to the last day of the current month
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next Operator
If conditions: {periodUnit: days, periodCount: n}
It will return records between the next day and the period count day
ex. {periodCount: 3}“today + periodCount” day
If conditions: {periodUnit: weeks, periodCount: n}
It will return records between the next week and the “today + periodCount” week
currentAndNext Operator
If conditions: {periodUnit: days, periodCount: n}
It will return records between the current day and the “today + periodCount” day
If conditions: {periodUnit: weeks, periodCount: n}
It will return records between the current week and the “today + periodCount” week
previous Operator
If conditions: {periodUnit: days, periodCount: n}
It will return records between the prior day of the current day and the “today - periodCount” day
If conditions: {periodUnit: weeks, periodCount: n}
It will return records between the prior week of the current week and the “today - periodCount” week
currentAndPrevious Operator
It will return records between the current day and the “today - periodCount” day
If conditions: {periodUnit: days, periodCount: n}
It will return records between the current day and the “today - periodCount” day
If conditions: {periodUnit: weeks, periodCount: n}
It will return records between the current week and the “today + periodCount” week
During Operator
During means some time between the beginning and the end of a period
The during operator of the period component query is applicable for the Date and DateTime fields
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