Bitemporality

This is a way of storing information where each piece of data is captured with two datetime values: effectiveAt : the datetime the piece of data is considered ‘valid’, in a business context. asAt : the datetime the data was physically r...

For bitemporal data , the effectiveAt  and  effectiveFrom   timestamps reflect the point in time at which a data item becomes valid in LUSID from a business perspective. Find out about the asAt timestamp . effectiveAt  is...

For bitemporal data , the  asAt   timestamp reflects the point in time at which a data item is saved into LUSID. Find out about the effectiveAt timestamp . An asAt timestamp is determined internally by LUSID and cannot be update...