At 07:22 PM 3/3/2012, Tom Frederick wrote:

I had the exact same problem about 4 years ago: Needed to find overlapped
times to avoid Medicaid billing errors. Nothing I tried worked. While
attending the R:Base conference that year I asked several developers with
far more experience for suggestions.


Tom,

Did you know that you can use "RTimeLapse" Plugin to achieve that goal?

Here's how:

-- Using R:BASE 7.6 for Windows:
   PLUGIN RTimeLapse76.RBL v1 +
   |START_DATE start date +
   |START_TIME start time +
   |STOP_DATE end date +
   |STOP_TIME end time
   RETURN

-- Using R:BASE Turbo V-8 for Windows:
   PLUGIN RTimeLapse80.RBL v1 +
   |START_DATE start date +
   |START_TIME start time +
   |STOP_DATE end date +
   |STOP_TIME end time
   RETURN

-- Using R:BASE eXtreme 9.x for Windows (Part I):
   PLUGIN RTimeLapse v1 +
   |START_DATE start date +
   |START_TIME start time +
   |STOP_DATE end date +
   |STOP_TIME end time
   RETURN

-- Using R:BASE eXtreme 9.x for Windows (Part II):
   PLUGIN RTimeLapse v1 +
   |START_DATETIME start datetime +
   |STOP_DATETIME end datetime
   RETURN

Note the resulting variables as follows, which you can use to
accomplish any task in R:BASE!

vRBTIDays    = nnnn INTEGER
vRBTIHours   = nn   INTEGER
vRBTIMins    = nn   INTEGER
v1           = OK   TEXT

That's all there is to it!

Very Best R:egards,

Razzak.

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