Dan Kubb wrote:
> I recently worked on a project where I had to keep track of data
> that changed over time. I needed to keep a history of the
> changes, as well as allow values to be specified for future
> time periods.
> For example, a value could be set, and it would go into
> effect starting
Dan Kubb wrote:
>
> I recently worked on a project where I had to keep track of data
> that changed over time. I needed to keep a history of the
> changes, as well as allow values to be specified for future
> time periods.
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Hi,
I recently worked on a project where I had to keep track of data
that changed over time. I needed to keep a history of the
changes, as well as allow values to be specified for future
time periods.
For example, a value could be set, and it would go into
effect starting now. A second value co