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We have IBM mainframes as well as AS400s ( V4R5) with us. In mainframe, I
know a JCL in which a SQL query is put and after it has executed, we can
know the start and end time of the query.
Does anyone know if there is any such way to find the time for a query to
exceute in as400????
Santosh.
Sorry fiona ,no solutions for u from my side but i am as eager to know
about it as u are .
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e- mail at : santoshp@lot.tatasteel.com
ITS, Tata Steel.
Jamshedpur, India.
Tel : 842134 (O) , 200279 (R).
fiona.fitzgerald@notes.ro
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A colleague has asked if anyone has a way of recording the time in
milliseconds on the 400 ? We are trying to figure out how long in
milliseconds an AS400 SQL statement takes to run.
Thanks,
Fiona
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