is it just as simple as naming the field?
# prisma-whats-newm
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07/16/2017, 11:22 PMis it just as simple as naming the field?
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agartha
07/16/2017, 11:35 PM@mentallyretired The type is used for the quick screenshot was not the best one, but every field in your Type is available as filter
agartha
07/16/2017, 11:36 PMwith some limitations for JSON fields I guess
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07/16/2017, 11:41 PMright but I'm trying to compare two fields in the query
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07/16/2017, 11:41 PMso lastSync (DateTime) vs lastUpdate (DateTime)
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07/16/2017, 11:41 PMand only pull back the records that have been updated since the last sync
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07/16/2017, 11:42 PMcan I do that without a second query?
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agartha
07/16/2017, 11:42 PMSo you know lastSync already on the client don't you?
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07/16/2017, 11:42 PMno
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agartha
07/16/2017, 11:43 PMin that case, the only workaround I know if using a permission query, but I don't know if that fits your use case
agartha
07/16/2017, 11:43 PMWhere does lastSync come from?
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07/16/2017, 11:45 PMits a field on my "table"
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07/16/2017, 11:45 PMmy product collection has lastSync and lastUpdate
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07/16/2017, 11:46 PMand I need to select the products that have been updated (in my admin) since the last time they were synced (to shopify)
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agartha
07/16/2017, 11:50 PMafraid that's not possible
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07/16/2017, 11:56 PMdang. k
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07/16/2017, 11:56 PMthanks for the help 🙂
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nilan
07/17/2017, 7:56 AM@mentallyretired taking a step back you can probably sync them directly to shopify when they are updated using SSS function