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In all references on LDAP search filter operator I find <= for “less than or equal to” and >= for “greater than or equal to.”
Is there really no “strictly less than” operator? Must I write attribute < threshold as the following? (Threshold is a fixed value.)
(&(attribute <= threshold)(!(attribute = threshold)))
In my current case the attribute values are integers that represent dates, e.g. 20120217161853 for 2012-02-17 16:18:53.
Another simple workaround would to to invert the condition. If you need
Then this could also be written as