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Having the same start date and end date should not be a problem, but it will require that the results have that exact DateTime - including matching hours and seconds. To solve this, you could do something like this:
.Filter(x => x.StartPublish.InRange(startDate.Date, endDate.AddDays(1).AddTicks(-1)))
This will make sure that you get all results with the current date.
You could also use MatchDay:
if (endDate == startDate) { query = query.Filter(x => x.StartPublish.MatchDay(startDate.Year, startDate.Month, startDate.Day)); } else { ... }
Hi ,
I have written epi find query where i have option to search data from start date to end date below is my query:-
SearchClient.Instance.Search().Filter(x => x.StartPublish.InRange(startdate, enddate)).
I am not getting any data when Start Date and End Date is same. Could any one help me please how to get data when Start date and end date are same.
Thanks
Sourav