accept ... from time



Hello,

I want to measure the execution time of a sql statement. Can I get the
time in milliseconds to be displayed.

I have

accept START-TIME from time

EXEC SQL SELECT ... something

accept END-TIME from time

DISPLAY "EXECUTION lasted from" START-TIME
DISPLAY " till " END-TIME

START-TIME and END-TIME is pic x(8) this is hh24:mm:ss. But I need
fractions of seconds. How can I do this. Target System is Microfocus
and AIX.

Kind Regards

Michael

.



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