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Limitation on the quantity of data returned.

When a time interval is used for filtering (for example in parameters such as CreatedUtc.StartUtc / CreatedUtc.EndUtc), the following rules apply:

• Start equals End (equality mode)
  If StartUtc and EndUtc are exactly the same timestamp, the filter is treated as an equality check for that precise moment in time:

  CreatedUtc == StartUtc
  

  This does not represent an interval; only records with CreatedUtc equal to that exact instant are returned.

• Start differs from End (interval mode)
  If StartUtc and EndUtc are different, the filter is evaluated as a half-open interval:

  StartUtc <= CreatedUtc < EndUtc
  

  In other words, the start is inclusive and the end is exclusive.

Make sure your integration takes inclusive Start / exclusive End behavior of time intervals into account so that no records at the boundaries are omitted.

When a time interval is used for filtering (for example in parameters such as CreatedUtc.StartUtc / CreatedUtc.EndUtc), the following rules apply:

• Start equals End (equality mode)
  If StartUtc and EndUtc are exactly the same timestamp, the filter is treated as an equality check for that precise moment in time:

  CreatedUtc == StartUtc
  

  This does not represent an interval; only records with CreatedUtc equal to that exact instant are returned.

• Start differs from End (interval mode)
  If StartUtc and EndUtc are different, the filter is evaluated as a half-open interval:

  StartUtc <= CreatedUtc < EndUtc
  

  In other words, the start is inclusive and the end is exclusive.

Make sure your integration takes inclusive Start / exclusive End behavior of time intervals into account so that no records at the boundaries are omitted.

When a time interval is used for filtering (for example in parameters such as CreatedUtc.StartUtc / CreatedUtc.EndUtc), the following rules apply:

• Start equals End (equality mode)
  If StartUtc and EndUtc are exactly the same timestamp, the filter is treated as an equality check for that precise moment in time:

  CreatedUtc == StartUtc
  

  This does not represent an interval; only records with CreatedUtc equal to that exact instant are returned.

• Start differs from End (interval mode)
  If StartUtc and EndUtc are different, the filter is evaluated as a half-open interval:

  StartUtc <= CreatedUtc < EndUtc
  

  In other words, the start is inclusive and the end is exclusive.

Make sure your integration takes inclusive Start / exclusive End behavior of time intervals into account so that no records at the boundaries are omitted.

When a time interval is used for filtering (for example in parameters such as CreatedUtc.StartUtc / CreatedUtc.EndUtc), the following rules apply:

• Start equals End (equality mode)
  If StartUtc and EndUtc are exactly the same timestamp, the filter is treated as an equality check for that precise moment in time:

  CreatedUtc == StartUtc
  

  This does not represent an interval; only records with CreatedUtc equal to that exact instant are returned.

• Start differs from End (interval mode)
  If StartUtc and EndUtc are different, the filter is evaluated as a half-open interval:

  StartUtc <= CreatedUtc < EndUtc
  

  In other words, the start is inclusive and the end is exclusive.

Make sure your integration takes inclusive Start / exclusive End behavior of time intervals into account so that no records at the boundaries are omitted.

When a time interval is used for filtering (for example in parameters such as CreatedUtc.StartUtc / CreatedUtc.EndUtc), the following rules apply:

• Start equals End (equality mode)
  If StartUtc and EndUtc are exactly the same timestamp, the filter is treated as an equality check for that precise moment in time:

  CreatedUtc == StartUtc
  

  This does not represent an interval; only records with CreatedUtc equal to that exact instant are returned.

• Start differs from End (interval mode)
  If StartUtc and EndUtc are different, the filter is evaluated as a half-open interval:

  StartUtc <= CreatedUtc < EndUtc
  

  In other words, the start is inclusive and the end is exclusive.

Make sure your integration takes inclusive Start / exclusive End behavior of time intervals into account so that no records at the boundaries are omitted.

When a time interval is used for filtering (for example in parameters such as CreatedUtc.StartUtc / CreatedUtc.EndUtc), the following rules apply:

• Start equals End (equality mode)
  If StartUtc and EndUtc are exactly the same timestamp, the filter is treated as an equality check for that precise moment in time:

  CreatedUtc == StartUtc
  

  This does not represent an interval; only records with CreatedUtc equal to that exact instant are returned.

• Start differs from End (interval mode)
  If StartUtc and EndUtc are different, the filter is evaluated as a half-open interval:

  StartUtc <= CreatedUtc < EndUtc
  

  In other words, the start is inclusive and the end is exclusive.

Make sure your integration takes inclusive Start / exclusive End behavior of time intervals into account so that no records at the boundaries are omitted.

When a time interval is used for filtering (for example in parameters such as CreatedUtc.StartUtc / CreatedUtc.EndUtc), the following rules apply:

• Start equals End (equality mode)
  If StartUtc and EndUtc are exactly the same timestamp, the filter is treated as an equality check for that precise moment in time:

  CreatedUtc == StartUtc
  

  This does not represent an interval; only records with CreatedUtc equal to that exact instant are returned.

• Start differs from End (interval mode)
  If StartUtc and EndUtc are different, the filter is evaluated as a half-open interval:

  StartUtc <= CreatedUtc < EndUtc
  

  In other words, the start is inclusive and the end is exclusive.

Make sure your integration takes inclusive Start / exclusive End behavior of time intervals into account so that no records at the boundaries are omitted.

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