I am on extra 7.11 using tn3270 protocol.

The format is clock:nn.n

The units appear to be tens of a second.

The values are not reliable.  During a long signon I get 00.1.  Changing 
ISPF menus gives 00.3.  Starting endeavor gets 9.4.  Splitting screen on 
two lpars on different plexes/cec's gives 00.3 and 00.6 -- guess which one 
took 3 seconds and which took 6 seconds?

So it appears the ru structure/pattern can make the numbers bogus.

but note I am on switch and it is on its own lpar.

pup

IBM Mainframe Discussion List <IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU> wrote on 01/14/2008 
12:06:26 PM:

> Thanks.  That makes sense.

> Lizette

> >I have a client using EXTRA and they are confused by the two "clock"
> >symobls that can show up at the bottom of the screen.  I have been
> >looking through EXTRA Help with little luck.
> >
> >Does anyone remember what the "clock-symbol" is called in the
> >documentation?
> >
> >I know that one clock  "X clock-symbol" is for the terminal being 
locked
> >until the application responds back.  But the second clock  "
> >clock-symbol:00.1"  I am not sure what that means.  I thought the 00.1
> >was for a timing function from the pc to application and back.  But I 
am
> >not sure.
> ><SNIP>
> >
> >It is the amount of time elapsed from an interrupt key (most notably 
the
> ><ENTER>) until response. 0.01 is pretty good response time.



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