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what is the difference between query range and query filter

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when to use query range when to use query filter...

and also..within the value..some times sysquery::value is used in side the value() method ...when to use the value explicitly the value alone when to use the sysquery::value with in the value method ..

please help me to understand these things clearly..

thanks in advance.

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    Please search older threads before asking making new ones. What is difference between QueryFilter object and QueryBuildRange object in x++? gives you a link to Microsoft documentation How to: Use the QueryFilter Class with Outer Joins [AX 2012], which should answer some of your questions.

    You should use queryValue() (or SysQuery::value() if you prefer) every time when you use a concrete value as a range. You want to omit it only when you're providing an expression.

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