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File Sizes - Setting Minimum Requires Maximum Too
Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 7:31 pm
by therube
File Sizes - Setting Minimum Requires Maximum Too
If you set a minimum size, then you must also specifically enter a maximum size too. Otherwise no results will be returned (unless there were some 0 byte sized files?).
It should default to unrestricted if no (0 or blank) size is given.
Posted: Thu Nov 18, 2010 4:08 pm
by DV
Thanks, will improve this behaviour.
Re: File Sizes - Setting Minimum Requires Maximum Too
Posted: Mon Jul 01, 2013 8:25 pm
by therube
I didn't specifically check to see if the has been resolved?
But I can tell you that this has not
:
If you set a maximum size, then you must also specifically enter a minimum size too.
Otherwise no results will be returned (unless there were some 0 byte sized files?).
("Blank" does not count. '0' works fine.)
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Re: File Sizes - Setting Minimum Requires Maximum Too
Posted: Tue Jul 09, 2013 12:25 pm
by DigitalVolcano
This seems to work for me - eg Min 3000 max 0.
Are you still having trouble? thanks!
Re: File Sizes - Setting Minimum Requires Maximum Too
Posted: Mon Jul 15, 2013 5:46 pm
by therube
I didn't specifically check to see if the has been resolved?
OK, checked.
The initial problem I noted has been corrected.
But this problem does exist ... "If you set a maximum size, then you must also specifically enter a minimum size too. Otherwise no results will be returned."
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Min 0 Max 9,000 is OK
Min {blank} Max 9,000 returns no results
Re: File Sizes - Setting Minimum Requires Maximum Too
Posted: Fri Jul 26, 2013 2:37 am
by therube
The initial problem I noted has been corrected.
Well kind of.
"0" is acceptable, but a "blank" still is not.
Think that a "blank" should be treated as "0" (especially since even though I "know", I just ran into this, again
).
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Min 9000 Max 0 is OK
Min 9000 Max {blank} returns no results
Code: Select all
Min 0 Max 9,000 is OK
Min {blank} Max 9,000 returns no results