I have a table called visitDetails, which I'm querying as follows,

realm
.objects("visitDetails")
.filtered("visitDate='"+new Date(response.date)+"' AND chemistId='"+response.chemist_id+"'");

I have saved the visitDate as date objects before, so I'm also querying by date objects. I'm however, getting as error saying,

Error: You must pass in a date argument to pare

But I'm already passing in a date argument...

new Date( response.date )

, where response.date is in milliseconds.

I have a table called visitDetails, which I'm querying as follows,

realm
.objects("visitDetails")
.filtered("visitDate='"+new Date(response.date)+"' AND chemistId='"+response.chemist_id+"'");

I have saved the visitDate as date objects before, so I'm also querying by date objects. I'm however, getting as error saying,

Error: You must pass in a date argument to pare

But I'm already passing in a date argument...

new Date( response.date )

, where response.date is in milliseconds.

• javascript
• date
• react-native
• realm

Share Improve this question Follow asked Aug 3, 2017 at 6:17 Abhishek AcharyaAbhishek Acharya 32944 silver badges1313 bronze badges 1

• Abhishek what can you tell me how did you save the date in the realm. The property is date type right? and in which format did you save? – Omer Commented Dec 17, 2017 at 12:27

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Right now you are casting the Date object to a string by concatenate it with a string. You should do something like this

realm.objects('visitDetails').filtered(
  "visitDate = $0 AND chemistId = $1",
  new Date(response.date),
  response.chemist_id
);

Quick solution here. You should pass date as parameter.

.filtered("visitDate = $0 AND chemistId = $1", new Date(response.date), response.chemist_id);