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You can also go forward in time, to a hypothetical future. (That is, you add data and get back a new DB value, which you can query against. But the DB's source
by calibraxis 13y ago
You can also go forward in time, to a hypothetical future. (That is, you add data and get back a new DB value, which you can query against. But the DB's source isn't modified.) Can be useful in analytics which deal with what-if scenarios.