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<li>The connection time is as of the earliest detection of the connection. For a new | <li>The connection time is as of the earliest detection of the connection. For a new | ||
connection, this means when the Janus TCP PST sees the first request for a connection. | connection, this means when the Janus TCP PST sees the first request for a connection. | ||
<li>To do your own service time calculations, you can do something like: | |||
<p class="code">%serviceTime = %(system):currentTimeMilliseconds - %(system):connectionStartTimeMilliseconds </p> | |||
A satisfactory result is not guaranteed if this code can run on a VTAM 3270 thread. | |||
</ul> | </ul> | ||
Revision as of 23:27, 25 June 2012
Time of connection start in milliseconds (System class)
[Introduced in Sirius Mods 7.8]
Syntax
%number = %(System):ConnectionStartTimeMilliseconds
Syntax terms
| %number | The returned value is the connection start time; it is a numeric value which is the number of milliseconds since 12 AM, January 1, 1900, if the thread is a TCP/IP server (for example, Janus Web Server) thread, or zero otherwise. |
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| %(System) | The class name in parentheses denotes a shared method. ConnectionStartTimeMilliseconds can also be invoked via a System object variable, which may be null. |
Usage notes
- The connection time is as of the earliest detection of the connection. For a new connection, this means when the Janus TCP PST sees the first request for a connection.
- To do your own service time calculations, you can do something like:
%serviceTime = %(system):currentTimeMilliseconds - %(system):connectionStartTimeMilliseconds
A satisfactory result is not guaranteed if this code can run on a VTAM 3270 thread.