endtimestamp
Endtimestamp refers to the timestamp value that marks the conclusion of an interval, event, or record. It is typically used together with a start timestamp to define the duration of a data item or activity. In logs, databases, data pipelines, and event streams, the endtimestamp provides a precise limit for when an event ended.
It is commonly stored as a date-time string in ISO 8601 format or as a numeric value
Endtimestamp enables duration calculations (end minus start), windowed aggregations, data retention policies, and auditing. In schemas,
Careful with inclusivity: some conventions consider end timestamp inclusive or exclusive. Ensure consistent precision and validation:
Storage and querying considerations: indexing end_timestamp improves range queries and time-bound analyses, such as finding all