Yes, c.start_time is a timestamp.
My goal is to list events (calls) which are scheduled on fortnightly basis.
The query works with hard coded values, but I need to generate results for
days beginning at the start_time and ending with the end_time.: eg:
2016-02-06
2016-02-07
2016-02-08 | Some account name | other info
2016-02-09
2016-02-10
....
2016-02-22 | Some account name | other info
2016-02-23
2016-02-24
etc etc
All dates within the first generate_series are listed, 1 row for each day.
The second generate_series is to show events(calls) which begin on
c.start_time and end at c.start_time.
Records would be displayed, at each 14 days from the start_time.
In the above example, this would be 2016-02-08 and end_time would be a date
in the future.
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