Posted by Scott Marquardt on 10/01/95 11:25

AK opined thusly on Aug 30:
> There are many way to accomplish this, for instance:

Thanks. It's been my only clue, and was sure sensible. I thanked Joe
earlier, remiss. However, I owe him thanks for leading me toward that big
paper on temporal SQL -- that stuff's dynamite. It certainly gives an
answer to the duration/event argument: "yes." ;-)

NOW my fun is that the times I'm working with have only minute precision,
so I often get several identical times for a given user (the most logical
grouping). This presents all kinds of problems for the kinds of reporting
I'm looking at. It's fine for determining periods of activity when one's
after a minute mark, but anything beyond that starts getting hairy. Sure
wish I had even second precision. The client-side use of shdoc401.dll
namespace(34) seems to preclude this, sadly.

--

Scott

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