Bug in comparison to Date?

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  It is called table with columns FROM_DATE and TO_DATE vacation, I have to do a posting as if there are dates entered between these two dates, it should show me the number

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    9                               AND INTERVAL '3' DAY FOLLOWING
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   15    ,   item
   16    ,   purchase_date
   17    FROM   got_gaps
   18   WHERE  purchwithin3days >1
   19    ORDER BY  store
   20    ,        purchase_date
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  STORE       ITEM PURCHASE_
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  NEW_AD1         NEW_AD2         NEW_AD3         NEW_ZIP      SCORE(1)
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  12385 OAK LN    APT 9898        LAYTON UT       84040
  12385 OAK LN.   APT 9898        LAYTON UT       84040              51
  
  12385 OAK LN    APT 9898        LAYTON UT       84040
  12385 OAK LN    APT 9898        LAYTON UT       84040              51
  
  12385 OAK LN    APT 9898        LAYTON UT       84040
  APT 9898        12385 OAK LN    LAYTON UT       84040              51
  
  12385 OAK LN    APT 9898        LAYTON UT       84040
  12385 OAK LINE  APT 9898        LAYTON UT       84040              26
  
  12385 OAK LN    APT 9898        LAYTON UT       84040
  APARTMENT 9898  12385 .OAK LN   LAYTON UT       84040              26
  
  12385 OAK LN    APT 9898        LAYTON UT       84040
  12385 ,OAK LN   APARTMENT 9898  LAYTON UT       84040              26
  
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• Example of Date comparison work not as expected...

  First of all, sorry for the creation of another post.  Didn't know if I should of just added to a previous message (s) now that I have an example of comparison of date/time works do not as expected.

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  It's what I tell you is wrong and how to fix it.

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  Hello

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  Hi Robert,.

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