JHeadstart query operator between with date field

Hallo,
I am using JDeveloper 10.1.1.0.2 and JHeadstart 11 Technical Release 1.
In my Application Definition Editor I use the Query Operator 'between' on a data-field. In my Application I can see a 'from' and 'to' date field.
Testcase:
In my table I have 3 dates: 1-1-2009, 17-1-2009 and 18-1-2009.
If I use:
Date from: 1-1-2009 and Date to: 18-1-2009 in my Application I expect to see only 2 rows (1-1-2009 and 17-1-2009). But I can see 3 rows.
So my question is: what does 'to' mean in the JHeadstart generator? Does it include the date you fill in with the 'to' field?

I can change the text in GeneratorText_nl.properties, but this does not completely solve my problem.
I use a DateTimeField in my Application and if I use 'Date to' in my search criteria it seems that the Time of my Date-field is being ignored!
Testcase:
'Date to' in searchcriteria = 13-10-2009 *12:10:00* also gives results with the same date but time greater than 12:10:00, for example 13-10-2009 *16:10:00*.

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