Обсуждение: TIME RANGES

hi!
the only place I managed to find where time ranges are mentioned is
"pgbuilti"n man pages:
================
TIME RANGES
       Time ranges are specified as:

       [ 'abstime' 'abstime']
       where  abstime  is  a  time in the absolute time format.  Special
abstime
       values such as "current", "infinity" and "-infinity" can be used.
============================
So, the question is: how can one use them

Thanks

Aleksey

>
> hi!
> the only place I managed to find where time ranges are mentioned is
> "pgbuilti"n man pages:
> ================
> TIME RANGES
>        Time ranges are specified as:
>
>        [ 'abstime' 'abstime']
>        where  abstime  is  a  time in the absolute time format.  Special
> abstime
>        values such as "current", "infinity" and "-infinity" can be used.
> ============================
> So, the question is: how can one use them

Can someone confirm this was just for time travel before I remove it.


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>
> hi!
> the only place I managed to find where time ranges are mentioned is
> "pgbuilti"n man pages:
> ================
> TIME RANGES
>        Time ranges are specified as:
>
>        [ 'abstime' 'abstime']
>        where  abstime  is  a  time in the absolute time format.  Special
> abstime
>        values such as "current", "infinity" and "-infinity" can be used.
> ============================
> So, the question is: how can one use them

I think they were used in the old time travel.  I will remove the
mention now.

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