What does the following specified time range do?
earliest=-72h@h latest=@d
What does the following specified time range do?
earliest=-72h@h latest=@d
The time range earliest=-72h@h latest=@d specifies looking back from 72 hours ago (3 days ago), rounded down to the nearest hour, up to the beginning of the current day. The '@' symbol indicates the nearest prior specific time unit, so '@d' means the beginning of the current day.
D is correct. It's always beginning of the day, not end of the day.
D is correct
D is right @month for the beginning of the month -- will be the same for day
D is correct
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D is correct.
D is correct
D is correct.
D is correct, page 65 from PDF
the @ always snaps at the beginning of the specified period
D is correct
D , check PDF 65
C is correct, @d means day, so we want the day inclusive
Correction ?
It's D
It's D