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Timing operations - My Local Notes to Myself and Others...

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Timing operations

If you need to know the time that elapsed between two operations you can use the
the following tool from Microsoft(windows 2000 resource kit):

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=913795CD-7026-4143-AE85-1F5E096F9BE0&displaylang=en

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TIMETHIS  :  Command Timing Utility
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Usage : TIMETHIS "command"

  TimeThis executes the command specified by its arguments, then reports its
  run time in HH:MM:SS.TTT format.  Quotes around the command are required only
  when the command involves redirection via <, >, >>, or |, etc.  Quotes ensure
  that the redirection is applied to the command being timed, rather than the
  TimeThis command itself.

Published Saturday, January 19, 2008 11:09 AM by Erik Rozman
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Comments

# re: Timing operations@ Monday, January 05, 2009 4:42 AM

Hi There,

I am trying to get the output of this batch file to redirect to a log... but all I get is "1 file(s) copied."...

Any ideas on how to get the actual time/text?

Thanks..

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timethis "copy z:\100.bin c:\ >> z:\results.txt"

del c:\100.bin

by Stuart

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