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HPCC-29468 Document STD.system.log.getElapsedMs #17949
HPCC-29468 Document STD.system.log.getElapsedMs #17949
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Tested and Approved.
<para>The <emphasis role="bold">getElapsedMs </emphasis>function returns the | ||
current elapsed query time (in ms) in Roxie. </para> | ||
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<para><emphasis role="bold">For use Roxie only</emphasis>. An error is |
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add "in" - For use in Roxie only
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looks good
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@JamesDeFabia basically looks good but one comment about expectations for this function in ECL which is declarative.
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<para>The <emphasis role="bold">getElapsedMs </emphasis>function returns the | ||
current elapsed query time (in ms) in Roxie.</para> |
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You may want to mention that this is the elapsed time when STD.System.Log.getElapsedMs() is called. Because ECL is a declarative language that can sometimes be confusing. ECL code is not executed in sequence so you have to be careful when trying to get the elapsed time for a particular point. @ghalliday may have better wording for that topic.
Signed-off-by: Jim DeFabia <[email protected]>
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