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Replace hard-coded timestamps with the vars. StartTime/EndTime #3857

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@misje misje commented Oct 27, 2024

The Generic.Client.Stats plotting VQL suggestion uses two hard-coded timestamps and thus no longer works (especially since the timestamps are both a long time ago in the past). Instead, use the StartTime/EndTime variables.

It could be useful to keep two hard-coded timestamps in LET expressions, but as a comment, so that the user can easily override the time range after the notebook has been created.

The Generic.Client.Stats plotting VQL suggestions uses two hard-coded
timestamps and thus no longer works. Instead, use the StartTime/EndTime
variables.
@scudette scudette merged commit cbe4eec into Velocidex:master Oct 28, 2024
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scudette pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 4, 2024
The Generic.Client.Stats plotting VQL suggestion uses two hard-coded
timestamps and thus no longer works (especially since the timestamps are
both a long time ago in the past). Instead, use the StartTime/EndTime
variables.

It could be useful to keep two hard-coded timestamps in LET expressions,
but as a comment, so that the user can easily override the time range
after the notebook has been created.
scudette pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 4, 2024
The Generic.Client.Stats plotting VQL suggestion uses two hard-coded
timestamps and thus no longer works (especially since the timestamps are
both a long time ago in the past). Instead, use the StartTime/EndTime
variables.

It could be useful to keep two hard-coded timestamps in LET expressions,
but as a comment, so that the user can easily override the time range
after the notebook has been created.
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