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# MinDate

Allows you to specify the earliest creation date or time that a profile can have to return results. If a profile is older than the specified date or time, it is rejected.

NOTE:

Profiles created with a version of Community earlier than 7.5.7.0 do not have a creation date, and they do not return when you specify a `MinDate`.

To specify a date, use one of the following formats.

- `DD/MM/YYYY` or `DD/MM/YY`

  A date. Specify the day, month, and year, separated by slashes (/). If the year is a number less than 40, it is read as a year in the 2000s. If the year is a number between 40 and 99, it is read as a year in the 1900s. For example, `1/02/1` is read as 1 February 2001, and `01/3/40` is read as 1 March 1940.

- `HH:NN:SS DD/MM/YY` or `HH:NN:SS DD/MM/YYYY`

  A time and date. Specify the hours, minutes, and seconds, separated by colons (:), followed by the day, month, and year, separated by slashes (/).

- A positive or negative number to specify a number of days from today (for example, `3` or `-3` to specify the current date plus three days, or the current date minus three days).

To specify a time use one of the following formats.

- A positive or negative number post-fixed with `s` to specify a number of seconds from now (for example, `100s` or `-100s` to specify the current time plus 100 seconds or the current time minus 100 seconds).

- A positive number post-fixed with an `e` to specify epoch seconds (for example, `1023782400e` to specify 11 June 2002, 9 a.m.).

Actions: | ProfileGetResults ProfileRead
Type: | String
Default: |
Example: | `MinDate=-3`
See Also: | MaxDate

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