10-24-2003
Hi you,
I think my problem is very similar, so I posted my question here.
I want to measure the time my script runs. So that at the end of teh script I can tell the user the execution of the script demo took 11min 05 sec.
Now I stored the date of the execution and the endtime of the execution.
I just calculated the time like LivinFree in his script.
But the problem is, that if the script starts at 10:59:00 and ends at 11:01:00
I get as result a time of 42 minutes!!!
How can I solve this??
Or is there a better way to measure the time a acript takes within a script. I don't like to have two scripts, with one in the background...
THX
Ben Sky
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