Stephen Turner wrote:
> Hundredths? When this was raised, I was told it was thousandths, and that's
> what I've put in 3.90beta2
> http://www.mail-archive.com/analog-help%40lists.isite.net/msg02635.html
> Looking back, I see Jason did say it was hundredths before, but I got lost
> counting the zeros...
> http://www.mail-archive.com/analog-help%40lists.isite.net/msg02628.html
> Can someone give me a definitive answer? Preferably some official
> documentation, or don't they bother to document it?
As far as I can tell they don't bother to document it. The only documentation I
can find at all from Microsoft is in the description of W3C log format fields
"time-taken The length of time the action took." (Very helpful, isn't it.)
The Hundredths of a second data is entirely empirical. And anyway, if you do a
search for information on W3C TIME-TAKEN field, sumary.net is the mot relevant
link according to Google, so I think Jason must be the expert on this. :)
> Jason wrote:
> > Given the incomplete nature of the W3C documentation, the spec. was never
> > completed even to rough draft level, I don't see any reason to use that
> > as the reference.
>
> However preliminary the draft was, Microsoft had two better options than
> what they did:
> 1) Log in seconds including decimals. This is explicitly permitted by the
> draft, and allows arbitrary precision later;
> 2) Log in centiseconds or milliseconds but call the field a different
> name.
Unfortunately they didn't pay attention to the spec and, since they are the only
server that supports that (that we're aware of), maybe the report should be
adjusted accordingly.
--
Jeremy Wadsack
Wadsack-Allen Publishing
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