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Typos in 6.0 what's new page (#3547)
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* `TemporalAll`: Returns all rows in the historical data. This is typically many rows from the history table for a given primary key.
* `TemporalFromTo`: Returns all rows that were active between two given UTC times. This may be many rows from the history table for a given primary key.
* `TemporalBetween`: The same as `TemporalFromTo`, except that rows are included that became active on the upper boundary.
* `TemporalContainedIn`: : Returns all rows that started being active and ended being active between two given UTC times. This may be many rows from the history table for a given primary key.
* `TemporalContainedIn`: Returns all rows that started being active and ended being active between two given UTC times. This may be many rows from the history table for a given primary key.

> [!NOTE]
> See the [SQL Server temporal tables documentation](/sql/relational-databases/tables/temporal-tables#how-do-i-query-temporal-data)] for more information on exactly which rows are included for each of these operators.
> See the [SQL Server temporal tables documentation](/sql/relational-databases/tables/temporal-tables#how-do-i-query-temporal-data) for more information on exactly which rows are included for each of these operators.
For example, after making some updates and deletes to our data, we can run a query using `TemporalAll` to see the historical data:

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