txrpt Date Format

[Sazi Temel]

Hi David. The Start/End Date are what is returned from the "time()", and the
Start/End Time columns are what is returned from "times()" system calls. So the
first column gives the seconds, and the second column gives the clock ticks.

--Sazi

"David W. Murrell IV" wrote:

> Hello,
>
> Can anyone tell me what the format is for the data used by the txrpt
> utility?
>
> For example set up a server with the following:
> CLOPT="-A -r -e stats.log"
>
> stats.log contains lines like the following:
> @MyService 18164 947000727 359248143 947000731 359248591
>
> The fields are labeled as service,pid,sdate,stime,edate,etime. I would like
> to know how the start and end times of a service call are encoded in sdate,
> stime, edate, and etime. My guess so far is:
> sdate and edate = Seconds since 1/1/1970
> stime and etime = 100ths of a seconds since ????
>
> Thanks in advanced,
> Dave M.

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