DOC: Update information on start_date & end_date
Add information on start_date and end_date. Explain the values that the parameters take. Change-Id: Id41a88c4e10f9e020c25a893b6986119e8711f76
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Data can be queried by time period:
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* ``start_date`` - when the period starts
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* ``end_date`` - when the period ends
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Parameter Description
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start_date When the period starts
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end_date When the period ends
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Both ``start_date`` and ``end_date`` take as their argument `Unix time
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<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_time>`_
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For example to specify ``'Thu Jan 1 00:00:00 UTC 2015'`` the value would be
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``1420070400``
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Note that if both release and time period are specified then the data is selected for the
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intersection (thus the useful way is to specify release as ``all``).
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