DISCO assigns dates to documents based on information provided in the load file or within the metadata of the document file. However, the dates given are sometimes incorrect, and result in documents being displayed or sorted in nonsensical order in DISCO.
To address this problem, if a document's date is determined to be invalid, DISCO will fall back to a different date referenced in the load file or metadata. In the event that we have exhausted all dates in the pecking order, DISCO will assign the document a date of 12/31/9999, which will indicate that the date is invalid in our system (and cause it to be sorted to the bottom when sorting by date).
To search by date, use the following syntaxes:
- date( )
- date(...to...)
- date(before...)
- date(after...)
- createdate( )
- loaddate( )
- senddate( )
- receiveddate( )
- familydate( )
- lastmodifieddate( )
- alldates( )
This change is available in new ingests created on or after October 31, 2015.