Hi Christian, this is a known issue and there is already a ticket with some comments in it:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-5740 Jacopo On Sep 19, 2014, at 11:16 PM, Christian Carlow <christian.car...@gmail.com> wrote: > Does anyone know why CustomTimePeriod fromDate and thruDate are of type date > instead of timestamp? Because the fields are of type date, it causes issues > when joining the it for date comparison for view-entities. > > For example: > <view-entity entity-name="OrderHeaderAndCustomTimePeriod" package-name=""> > <member-entity entity-alias="OH" entity-name="OrderHeader"/> > <member-entity entity-alias="CTP" entity-name="CustomTimePeriod"/> > <alias-all entity-alias="OH"/> > <alias-all entity-alias="CTP"/> > <entity-condition> > <condition-expr field-name="orderDate" entity-alias="OH" > operator="greater-equals" rel-field-name="fromDate" rel-entity-alias="CTP"/> > <condition-expr field-name="orderDate" entity-alias="OH" > operator="less-equals" rel-field-name="thruDate" rel-entity-alias="CTP"/> > </entity-condition> > </view-entity> > > The problem occurs when the OrderHeader.orderDate falls on the last day of > the CustomTimePeriod.thruDate because the CustomTimePeriod.thruDate is > converted to Timestamp but with time 00:00:00.000. Changing the > CustomTimePeriod Date types to Timestamp seems like the easiest but I'm sure > Accounting code will have to be changed.
