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IDS_MON_RELATIVE_INTERVAL
IDS_MON_RELATIVE_INTERVAL is tied to relative date syntax. Windows Search DATEADD obtains a time before the supplied date/time and requires its offset value to be a negative integer; positive offsets are explicitly unsupported.
Check sign, units, and the comparison direction together
- Log the emitted
DATEADDcall after converting UI units to YEAR, MONTH, WEEK, DAY, HOUR, MINUTE, or SECOND. - Make sure the offset is negative and the base expression is
GETGMTDATEor anotherDATEADDresult. - Review the comparison operator separately; changing
-5to5is not a substitute for expressing “within the last five days” correctly.
The documented function is restricted further: it is used on the right side of a literal value comparison and does not accept a date literal as its third argument. Nested DATEADD calls are the supported way to combine units. Diagnose this parser error in the generated relative-time expression, not in file timestamps stored in the index.
DATEADD function · Literals and relative time · Parser messages
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