I'm not sure if that data is available, it probably is, but when I want
to time different sections of code here is what I do. It will probably
work for you.
At the top of the template I create a timing structure, and then any
point I want to see when the piece of code executed I insert a
getTickCount() timestamp and label the time. For your purposes getting
the tickcount at only the top and bottom would suffice.
<cfset timeStruct = structNew()>
<cfset timeStruct['Start'] = getTickCount()>
some code...
<cfset timeStruct['StartBigUglyCode']>
execute BigUglyCode...
<cfset timeStruct['EndBigUglyCode']>
more code...
<cfset timeStruct['End'] = getTickCount()>
GetTickCount() is supposedly accurate to milliseconds, so subtracting
the start time from the end time will get the time in milliseconds that
it took the code between to execute.
<cfset TemplateExecutionTime = - timeStruct['End'] - timeStruct['Start']>
jon
Paris Lundis wrote:
>silly question..
>
>you know that template enhanced admin stuff that trails on the bottom
>of the pages when you specify IPs to report such to?...
>
>well namely the execution time in milliseconds... how can I get that
>value directly (programmatically)... want to utilize it within code
>elsewhere... couldn't find any samples or documentation on it...
>
>-paris
>[finding the future in the past, passing the future in the present]
>[connecting people, places and things]
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