TIME

Purpose

Determine how long a given command takes to run

Syntax

TIME <command>

See Also

AMPM(), CDOW(), CLEAR PROFILE, CMONTH(), CTOD(), CTOT(), DATE(), DATETIME(), DAY(), DAYS(), DEBUG, DISPLAY PROFILE, DMY(), DO, DOW(), DTOA(), DTOC(), DTOM(), DTOS(), DTOT(), DTOV(), ELAPTIME(), EMPTY(), EPOCH(), GOMONTH(), HOUR(), HOURS(), ISLEAPYEAR(), LEAPYEARS(), LIST PROFILE, LTOS(), MDY(), MINUTE(), MINUTES(), MONTH(), MTOD(), MTOS(), QUARTER(), SEC(), SECONDS(), SECS(), SET CENTURY, SET COMPILE, SET DATE, SET DCACHE, SET DEVELOPMENT, SET EPOCH, SET HOURS, SET ICACHE, SET IOLOGGING, SET IOSTATS, SET MARK, SET NETWORK, SET SECONDS, SET PROFILE, STOD(), STOT(), STR(), STRFTIME(), TIME(), TIMEOFDAY(), TIMESTAMP(), TSTRING(), TTOC(), TTOD(), TYPE(), VAL(), VALIDTIME(), VTOD(), WEEK(), YEAR()

Description

The TIME command is used to determine how long a given command, <command> takes to run.

Example

open database southwind
use vorders
? reccount()
ca = cursoradaptor()
time ca.requery("orderid > 10248")
? reccount()
close data
 
// Output
         0
ca.requery("orderid > 10248")
Elapsed time: 17ms
       820