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  3. March 2004

Re: Writing timestamp into a job log.

Bob Cozzi wrote:
If you have the RPG ToolKit, call rtkJoblog(%char(myTimeStamp)).

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On Behalf Of Bala, Narsi
Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2004 12:36 PM
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Subject: Writing timestamp into a job log.


Hi all,



We are in the process of testing responses in our application. I would 

like to check out the time a particular API takes to complete on the AS400
by writing a timestamp into the job log first thing and then writing the
time stamp again as the last line of code. How does one write a timestamp
into the job log from a CL program ?

Thanks
Narsi


And don't forget to subtract the time it takes to write to the job log, as well as any other overhead involved in timing the API (such as the loop around the API call).

Cheers! Hans


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