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Former Member

‎2006 Oct 23 11:25 PM

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i want to give a time delay of 250 nicroseconds.could u kindly give me a code for this.

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‎2006 Oct 23 11:28 PM

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Hi,

Use the command WAIT UP TO..

Example..

WAIT UP TO '0.01' SECONDS.

Thanks,

Naren

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‎2006 Oct 23 11:28 PM

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Hi,

Use the command WAIT UP TO..

Example..

WAIT UP TO '0.01' SECONDS.

Thanks,

Naren

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‎2006 Oct 23 11:37 PM

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You can try:

WAIT UP TO X SECONDS.

But since X is interpreted as an integer, I don't think it'll work with microseconds. Try:

REPORT ztest MESSAGE-ID 00.

DATA: start   TYPE i,
      end     TYPE i,
      dif     TYPE i.

GET RUN TIME FIELD start.
WAIT UP TO '0.4' SECONDS.
GET RUN TIME FIELD end.

dif = end - start.

WRITE: /001 'Time for 0.4 second delay', dif, 'microseconds'.

GET RUN TIME FIELD start.
WAIT UP TO '0.5' SECONDS.
GET RUN TIME FIELD end.

dif = end - start.

WRITE: /001 'Time for 0.5 second delay', dif, 'microseconds'.

Rob

Message was edited by: Rob Burbank