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If the period is custom, then rangeFlow, startDateperiodCount, periodUnit, and endDate should be required
rangeFlow
You can set rangFlow in two ways start and end If rangeFlow: start then the start date is required
For Example: {periodUnit: days, periodCount: 1, rangeFlow: “start”, startDate: 2023-06-22}
It will return the record which starts from 2023-06-22 and ends after one day
If rangeFlow: end then the end date is required
For ExamplerangeFlow as from and till
For Example: condition: {periodUnit: days”days”, periodCount: 1, rangeFlow: “end”, endDate: 2023-06-22rangeFlow:”from”}
It it will return the record which starts from 2023-06-22 and ends prior one day
current day and next day record
You can set the startDate and endDate which is optional if you are given the startDate and endDate then it will return records according to the given
periodUnit and periodCountstartDate and endDate otherwise it considers the current date as startDate or endDate
startDate and endDate in During Operator
You can set the startDate and endDate conditions for during operator if the valueType is custom
For Example: condition: startDate: "2023-06-02" and endDate: "2023-06-19"}
It will return the records from 2023-06-02 to 2023-06-19
The start date is always less than the end date
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