How we can store start time & end time taken by execution of scenerio?

Hi
i want to store starting time and ending time taken by executing of any scenerio and date also on which scenerio will be executed.
plz assist me regards the same
thanks

when you say store , you want to capture in some file ,email or table.
If table , you can have a small sql linking SNP_SESSION and SNP_SCEN and fetching the required detail accordingly.

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