Re: timing value in these stats

2001-06-18 Thread Vladimir Begun

On Jun 17, 2001 at 07:40:25PM, Sairlao, Chark wrote:
 yeah,

 that is what I thought but can you tell me what is this? on sqlplus session
 with timing on


 3981 rows selected.

 Elapsed: 00:04:245.23
 SQL

 would it be hour:minute:milliSecond?

It's a bug. Your time is 00:04:05.23, or something like that =;)
The problem is 245.23 includes 4 * 60 (= 240 seconds) that's
obviously incorrect.

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RE: timing value in these stats

2001-06-17 Thread Sairlao, Chark

yeah, 

that is what I thought but can you tell me what is this? on sqlplus session
with timing on


3981 rows selected.

Elapsed: 00:04:245.23
SQL 

would it be hour:minute:milliSecond?


Thanks And Regards
Chark


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 can some one tell me what the these timemeasured in.

Gennick gives an example in his SQL*Plus book  On Windows you'll see it
in milliseconds, so 90.5 seconds shows as

real:  90500

Whereas on UNIX it's shown down to hundredths of a second, in the format
Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Hundredths of a Second, so the same time appears
as:

Elapsed:  00:01:30.5

- Greg

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RE: timing value in these stats

2001-06-15 Thread Kevin Lange

I believe the SQL+ and the v$sysstat values are in Milliseconds.

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can some one tell me what the these timemeasured in.

in sqlplus when set timing on is this in second?
if select value from v$sysStat where name like 'CPU use in these sessions';
is this value in milli seconds?

much appreciated

Thanks And Regards
Chark Sairlao

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Re: timing value in these stats

2001-06-15 Thread Greg Moore

 can some one tell me what the these timemeasured in.

Gennick gives an example in his SQL*Plus book  On Windows you'll see it
in milliseconds, so 90.5 seconds shows as

real:  90500

Whereas on UNIX it's shown down to hundredths of a second, in the format
Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Hundredths of a Second, so the same time appears
as:

Elapsed:  00:01:30.5

- Greg

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