Thanks. That's what I was doing for some date fields now. Store the date in a well formatted string and then do conversions. But it becomes tough when you want to build a query "get me all records in last day" and the datastore for that object contains thousands of records. With the strings, you need to iterate through all records, get a date and then do a comparison.
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