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do you mean "bitemporal"? adding the info now (txtime) but as of backward timestamp (validtime) ? This got in focus again recently. (the full thing is 3-temp
by svilen_dobrev 3y ago
do you mean "bitemporal"?
adding the info now (txtime) but as of backward timestamp (validtime) ?
This got in focus again recently.
(the full thing is 3-temporal)
see wikipedia, xtdb, etc
- globular-toast 3y agoThanks, those are some very useful keywords. Yes, what I'm talking about is a bi-temporal database. At the moment it's uni-temporal and really doesn't work!