Negative Time to Stream Close value

[BrianC]

What does a negative time to stream close request mean?

Status: EXECUTING
Started (Milliseconds): 1242331659499
Started (Date/Time): 2009-05-14 15:07:39.499
Thread ID: jrpp-1
Client IP Address: 86.61.4.56
Request Method: GET
Execution Time (ms): 30391
Used Memory (percentage): 27
Max Memory (KB): 504896
Used Memory (KB): 136909
Total Memory (KB): 163904
Free Memory (KB): 26994
Query String:
Return Status Code: 200
CPU Time (ms): 0
JDBC Queries Run: 20
JDBC Total Time: 391
JDBC Total Execution Time: 313
JDBC Total Row Count: 2943

I am having a hard time trying to figure out why some of my requests
are taking so long. It is almost like they take a while to start, and
then process quickly.
AMF Request: None
Bytes Sent: 870000
Time to First Byte (ms): 766
Time to Last Byte (ms): 766
Time to Stream Open (ms): 750
Time to Stream Close (ms): -1242331659500

[Darren Pywell]

Hi Brian,

Can you tell me which version of FR you are using and where the output
is from.

The time shown is actually a negative time since epoch
(-1242331659500) and it's indicating that the stream hasn't closed. If
you notice the time Started (Milliseconds): 1242331659499 is almost
the exact same value. I'd like to check against the version of FR to
be sure of the meaning.

Cheers,
Darren