Then calling a search on it Client.Service.search(...
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contissi
04/09/2018, 8:48 PMThen calling a search on it Client.Service.search(transactionSearchAdvanced)
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lleclerc_zlab
04/09/2018, 8:53 PMi dont have the code at hand sorry, I would check if there is a way to set the type, like in a saved search result you sometimes have format for value/ text, and then you have options.columns.push(search.createColumn({"name":"lastmodifieddate","label":"Last Modified","type":"datetime","sort":"NONE"}));
which use datetime type. Maybe you got a different class that includes time ?
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contissi
04/09/2018, 9:00 PMI am a little confused on how these search classes work. I know they return different from a get but in this case, if it were some sort of formatting issue, I would think I would get some exception. So that makes me think how I can calling is the issue.
contissi
04/09/2018, 9:00 PMI can supply my search if that helps at all.
contissi
04/09/2018, 9:01 PMyour options obj does not make sense to me from what I see (I am C# btw)
contissi
04/09/2018, 9:04 PMjust shared the snippet
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lleclerc_zlab
04/09/2018, 9:05 PMBy code the filter accept both a date and a datetime without exception throw, it looks like your query set the value as date only, can you look at the soap request generated ?
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contissi
04/09/2018, 9:06 PMyep one sec
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