Where a command provides for a date range to be entered, the date range can be entered in one of the following formats, where bbbb is the base date and llll is the limit date:
bbbb, where bbbb is a valid date (see Date Format). This format indicates all dates = the bbbb date.
bbbb-llll, where bbbb and llll are valid dates (see Date Format). This format indicates all dates >= the bbbb date and <= the llll date. For example, "01/01/98-01/31/98" indicates the first 31 days of 1998.
*-llll, where llll is a valid date (see Date Format). This format indicates all dates <= the llll date. For example, "*-06/30/98" indicates all dates through June 30, 1998.
bbbb-*, where bbbb is a valid date (see Date Format). This format indicates all dates >= the bbbb date. For example, "04/30/98-*" indicates all dates on or after April 30, 1998.
*. This format indicates all dates.