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MiliSec FM

Former Member

‎2006 Jun 26 4:46 PM

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Hi friends

I need to know the system time miliseconds or something like this.

In sy-uzeit contains time but in hh:mm:ss and but i need more precision.

Best Regards

Hi friends

I need to know the system time miliseconds or something like this.

In sy-uzeit contains time but in hh:mm:ss and but i need more precision.

Best Regards

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sridhar_k1
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‎2006 Jun 26 4:50 PM

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use get time stamp into a variable of type timestampl.

Regards

Sridhar

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RichHeilman
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In response to sridhar_k1

‎2006 Jun 26 4:53 PM

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Use the Long version.



report zrich_0001.



data: ts type timestampl.
data: frac type p decimals 7.


do 50 times.

get time stamp field ts.
frac = frac( ts ).
write:/ frac.

enddo.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

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‎2009 Mar 26 9:36 PM

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Ah this is of much help. It's a shame the creator did not have the decency to mark this as Answered. But that is life..

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Former Member

‎2009 Mar 27 10:30 PM

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Glad to oblige

Rob

Did not mean to imply that I am either the creator or the Creator!

Edited by: Rob Burbank on Mar 27, 2009 6:30 PM