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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
| + | URG means "Uncertain Range". | ||
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| + | The use case is that now IVL is used for both ranges where all elements are equally valid and for ranges where only one number would be picked, like when I say "come tomorrow between 10 and 11" and of course you will only enter my door at one point in time between 10 and 11. | ||
? backward compatible. | ? backward compatible. | ||
Revision as of 06:18, 25 June 2006
Data Types Issue 10: Create URG constraint on UVP
Introduction
URG means "Uncertain Range".
The use case is that now IVL is used for both ranges where all elements are equally valid and for ranges where only one number would be picked, like when I say "come tomorrow between 10 and 11" and of course you will only enter my door at one point in time between 10 and 11.
? backward compatible.
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