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Hi @Imran_Sheikh1,
MongoDB saves dates in UTC, so managing time zones should not be complicated if you work with dates.
That being said, looks like you are not saving Ticks property as Number in the database. Can you double-check that? That can be the reason why your query does not work.
Use {_id: {$gte: NumberLong('638498107935187178')}} in Compass
Basically the same reason as https://www.mongodb.com/community/forums/t/issue-with-int64-stored-in-the-field-id/277905/2?u=chris
Thank you for your reply.
When I enter a delivery date for January 27, 2024, mongodb stores the date January 26, 2024 23:00.
This is problematic if I want to have all deliveries on January 27, 2024.
Even if Ticks doesn’t have a quotation mark, isn’t it automatically a number?
I’ll try to store it correctly.
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