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oi 3.7 timedate() or time() need fraction of second (OpenInsight Specific)

At 13 MAY 1999 01:58:07PM Brian Wick wrote:

Using WIN98,

A few months ago I did something to get a 12345.1232342342 number

returned by doing something with timedate() I think under NT4.0 WS.

Is there a way to get fractions of seconds by using time()

or timedate() or something else ? Time() gives only seconds/not fractions of seconds.

How do I get the internal convertion of timedate() ?

tx for any help.

At 18 MAY 1999 09:49AM Brian Wick wrote:

It appears that by combining the timedate() and gettickcount()

I get what I want. However, I am still at a loss as to how

I got the 12345.123456789 number when I was trying functions and converstions out a few months back. Any ideas would still be welcome. tx for the suggestions Don.

..Brian

At 18 MAY 1999 09:53AM Cameron Revelation wrote:

Brian,

I believe there is a function called DOSTIME that does what you want.

Cameron Purdy

Revelation Software

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