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purushoth_jp
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1) Is there is any inbuilt time functions for time manipulations. if so please let me know.
2) Is there is any way to find out the execution time and idle time of a rexx program. in short i want to know how much time a particular program is taking to execute?.. please help me out
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expat
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| Are we talking elapsed or cpu here ??? |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
This would not be "real time", but you can get those kinds of statistics from SMF records. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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hi !
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1) Is there is any inbuilt time functions for time manipulations. if so please let me know.
2) Is there is any way to find out the execution time and idle time of a rexx program. in short i want to know how much time a particular program is taking to execute?.. please help me out
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Answers :
1) YES
2) YES
Now a question;
for what reason You think we should do the searching, the reading and the reporting on the findings?
Wouldn' t be quicker for You to do the reading yourself?
The manuals involved are :
REXX guide and REXX reference
the REXX "time" bif and the TSO variables "SYSCPU" and "SYSSRV" will provide the needed info
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