### networkEffectiveTimeOverlap

Matches if the network exists during given time range. This is generally used to avoid processing networks that did not yet exist, or were deactivated before a time range of interest. By default, SOD uses a networkEffectiveTimeOverlap configured with the event arm's time range. If all you want to do is make sure your networks are active during your events, that's already done.

### Example

    <networkEffectiveTimeOverlap>
      <startTime>20020701T00:00:00.001Z</startTime>
      <endTime>20021030T00:00:00.001Z</endTime>
    </networkEffectiveTimeOverlap>

### This consists of

<networkEffectiveTimeOverlap>

<startTime>
time
</startTime>
<endTime>
time
</endTime>
</networkEffectiveTimeOverlap>

### Places this can be found

In network there is a choice between all of the following

- networkCode
- networkName
- networkOwner
- networkEffectiveTimeOverlap
- networkAND
- networkOR
- networkNOT
- externalNetworkSubsetter
- temporaryNetwork
- printlineNetworkProcess
- networkScript