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Be careful because this may lead undefined semantics.
Parameter
- START: use this expression to set the start time stamp. The result of the expression is interpreted in the same way as using STARTTIMESTAMP in schema creating a new source. The value will be interpreted as basic time unit (e.g. millisecond)
- END: use this expression to set the end time stamp. The result of the expression is interpreted in the same way as using ENDTIMESTAMP in schema creating a new source. The value will be interpreted as basic time unit (e.g. millisecond)
- clearEnd: This parameter can be used to delete the end time stamp (i.e. set to infinity). Attention: If no start attribute is given, the start time stamp will be set to system time, unless the parameter SystemTime is set to false!
- SystemTime: If not start attribute is given, the time stamps will be set to system time (now()). Use SystemTime = 'false' to avoid using system time.
- If the start timestamp is spread over multiple attributes, use the following parameter to set year, month, etc. individually:
- YEAR:
- MONTH:
- DAY:
- HOUR:
- MINUTE:
- SECOND:
- MILLISECOND:
- FACTOR (Integer): Multiply the input value with this factor (e.g. to allow a finer time granularity)
- DATEFORMAT: If set, the start attribute value will be interpreted as date string (Java SimpleDateFormat)
- TIMEZONE (TimeZone): Set the timezone. Will only be used, if YEAR (etc) or DateFormat is set.
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