Each side of the range must be an individual attribute value. Members of a range cannot themselves be lists, wild-cards, ranges, or increments. In range ”x-y”, if x is larger than y, the range is equivalent to “x-max, min-y”, where max is the largest value of the corresponding attribute and min is the smallest. The range “x-x”, where both range values are the same, evaluates to the single value x.
@author Jaikiran Pai @version $Revision: $ @see ScheduleExpressionType#RANGEEach side of the range must be an individual attribute value. Members of a range cannot themselves be lists, wild-cards, ranges, or increments. In range ”x-y”, if x is larger than y, the range is equivalent to “x-max, min-y”, where max is the largest value of the corresponding attribute and min is the smallest. The range “x-x”, where both range values are the same, evaluates to the single value x.
@see ScheduleExpressionType#RANGE @author Jaikiran Pai @version $Revision: $
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