Hello Bubble Pros 
I am still in beginner to intermediate level of bubble
I don’t want to have any performance issues in future or any senior joining my project in future & tell me this is wrong 
Please help me 
I’ve a database like this (Which stores event details)
I am filtering database with an input value
I am able to do it in 2 ways
Or
Can anybody tell me which is the correct way of doing it ?
Should i remove start & end dates ?
or Date range ?
Thanks for your response
Hi there, @mdburhan3… I don’t think there is necessarily a correct way here, and this thread is probably worth checking out. For what it’s worth, I would likely go with two date fields (which is what the thread suggests) instead of a range.
Best…
Mike
Well, you might still have someone join your project at some point and question why you didn’t use a date range. Them questioning it doesn’t make your decision wrong, though. 
Official Answer
After reading the thread which you linked
It clearly states that “Date range” have some sorting & filtering limitations
So i will show him that…
Unofficial Answer
Also I don’t see anybody more expert than you by looking at your profile 
Once again thanks a lot for helping everybody in the forum 
Eh, don’t get too caught up in the profile. I might spend a ton of time out here, but I don’t even scratch the surface of what some of these folks know. I do appreciate the kind words, though, so thank you very much.
Yeah, you can’t sort date ranges properly in vanilla bubble. But STORING start and end separately and sorting on one or the other will work. It’s a limitation (neither a bug nor feature). You can use Parallels to sort date ranges “properly”, but it’s a paid plugin, element plugin, etc, etc, with all of the caveats that go into that. Oh Bubble.
