DatePrefixHandler

Name	Type	Default value	Description
defaultOperator	enum(eq, le, lt, ge, gt, ne, range)	eq	Default numerical operator to use if the field is given with ':'
invalidValueAction	enum(remove, ignore, error)	error	What to do when an invalid numerical value is passed: • remove: removes the whole prefix XXX • ignore: ? XXX • error: fails the query
useRetrieved	boolean		Search using the "retrieved" part of the index. Searching in the retrieved part of a numerical field is faster when this condition is not very restrictive (i.e. when it does not divide the result set by more than 5). It also provides the ability to restrict search to a range of bits in the numerical field. However, it can only be used on retrievable fields. Note that using this prefix handler is the only way to search in virtual fields.
lsb	int		Least significant bit to search in (only if using retrieved)
msb	int	63	Most significant bit to search in (only if using retrieved)
indexField	string		Index field to be targeted by this prefix.
name	string		Name of the prefix handler that should be handled. This is the prefix name that can be used in user queries. For example, the query prefix handler named 'soundslike' allows you to write this query: 'soundslike:fowbar'
aliases	string		Comma-separated list of aliases for this prefix handler. Any of these aliases can be used in the query for this prefix handler.
queryExpansionConfig	string		Specifies how to expand the text content of this prefix handler. Note that this is sometimes meaningless, if the content is not a semantic chunk of data.
dataModelState	string		Is this query prefix handler managed by a data model? @enum{null,auto,customized}. If null, this prefix handler is not related to a data model. If "auto", this prefix handler is auto-generated by a data model. If "customized", this prefix handler was auto-generated by a data model and then customized.
dataModelClass	string		If dataModelState is "auto" or "customized", you will find here the name of the DataModelClass that generated this QueryPrefixHandler.
dataModelProperty	string		If dataModelState is "auto" or "customized", you will find here the name of the DataModelProperty that generated this QueryPrefixHandler.
prefixMatch	boolean		The prefix handler matches all strings beginning with "name". For example, a prefix handler with name="prop" prefixMatch="true" will match "props:value" and "property:value".
time	boolean		Allows a "date+time" input.
format	string