I have a realm database and I'm trying to return dates. My query is as follows:
var jobsReturned = JobDates.objectsWhere("jobRestarted <= '\(testDate)' ")
The problem I'm getting is when I test I get an error that states, "Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'Invalid value', reason: 'object must be of type date'
I have tested my two variables, jobRestarted and testDate to make sure both variables are dates. I use the following code:
println(" Test date is '\(_stdlib_getTypeName(testDate))' ")
and
println(" jobRestarted is '\(_stdlib_getTypeName(jobRestarted))' ")
Both lines of code confirm that both variables are NSDates. Why am I getting this error when both variables are dates?
var jobsReturned = JobDates.objectsWhere("jobRestarted <= %@", testDate)
Using string interpolation passes the string "jobRestart <= '2015-01-27 21:48:03 +0000'"
to objectsWhere
, which results in an NSPredicate
comparing jobRestart
to the string representation of the date, but what you need is an NSPredicate
comparing jobRestart
to an NSDate
.