Compare dates¤
Compares two dates.
Returns 1 if the comparison yields true and 0 otherwise.
If there are multiple dates in both sets, the comparator must be true for all dates.
For instance, [2014-08-02, 2014-08-03] < [2014-08-03] yields 0 as not all dates in the first set are smaller than in the second.
Examples¤
Notation: List of values are represented via square brackets. Example: [first, second] represents a list of two values “first” and “second”.
Example 1:
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Parameters
- comparator:
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Input values:
[2017-01-01][2017-01-02]
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Returns:
[1]
Example 2:
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Parameters
- comparator:
<
- comparator:
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Input values:
[2017-01-02][2017-01-01]
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Returns:
[0]
Example 3:
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Parameters
- comparator:
>
- comparator:
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Input values:
[2017-01-02][2017-01-01]
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Returns:
[1]
Example 4:
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Parameters
- comparator:
>
- comparator:
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Input values:
[2017-01-01][2017-01-02]
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Returns:
[0]
Example 5:
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Parameters
- comparator:
=
- comparator:
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Input values:
[2017-01-01][2017-01-01]
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Returns:
[1]
Example 6:
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Parameters
- comparator:
=
- comparator:
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Input values:
[2017-01-02][2017-01-01]
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Returns:
[0]
Parameter¤
Comparator¤
No description
- ID:
comparator - Datatype:
enumeration - Default Value:
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Advanced Parameter¤
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