RE: (forte-users) What could have caused the StopWatch classto r eturn

Question

Attila
1. Ops - I DO instantiate it as follows:
[snip]
sw : StopWatch = new;
[snip]
I missed the "= new" in the orig mail message (cut/past from wrong
workspace).
2. LogWriter(deltaT:integer, t1:DateTimeData, t2:DateTimeData)
[snip]
task.part.logmgr.put('| ');
task.part.logmgr.put(deltaT);
task.part.logmgr.put(' | ');
task.part.logmgr.put(t1);
task.part.logmgr.put(' | ');
task.part.logmgr.put(t2);
task.part.logmgr.putline(' |');
[snip]
OK, it's just a quick 'n dirty but it does the job for testing.
Regards,
Dirk
-----Original Message-----
From: Attila Rácz [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, 7 October 1999 14:35
To: Haben, Dirk
Subject: Re: (forte-users) What could have caused the
StopWatch class to
return a negative v alue?
Hi Dirk,
1. You don't instantiate the StopWatch object!!! So the
attached code have to
throw a NIL exception. On my PC it does:
"Trying to invoke a method on a NIL object (qqos_StopWatch, 1)."
2. Send the whole LogWriter method for analyzing.
Attila
"Haben, Dirk" wrote:
G'day
Suppose the following output is produced:
Loaded Forte Message Catalog 'fortemsg/en_us.cat'
NLM Startup is Complete - Partition's Locale is 'c'
Loading partition CollectResponseStatistics_cl0_Client built on 30-Sep-1999
09:12:28.
Attached to manager for node BLAH.
%DiH-I-VERID: CollectResponseStatistics_v371.002
%DiH-I-BGP, BGP Started...
%DiH-I, Repeat Interval (in milliseconds) 300000
%DiH-I, Sample Account Number: 123456
%DiH-I-BGPSTART, BackgroundProcessing started at: 07-Oct-1999 08:54:16
| Total Time | Account Fetch | Account Fetch |
| in milliSeconds | Start Time | Completion Time |
|-----------------|----------------------|----------------------|
| -194 | 07-Oct-1999 08:54:16 | 07-Oct-1999 08:54:17 |
What could cause the stopwatch class to return this negative value? Here is
the code that is run:
sw : StopWatch;
//that line is actual as follows:
sw : StopWatch = new;
//*****[Dirk]
>>
BP_t1 : DateTimeData = new;
BP_t2 : DateTimeData = new;
BP_t1.SetCurrent();
self.LogWriter('%DiH-I-BGPSTART, BackgroundProcessing started at: ',BP_t1);
self.LogWriterHeading();
tmpAcc : account = new;
sw.fire();
BP_t1.SetCurrent();
tmpAcc = self.AccountFetch(aAccountNumber);
BP_t2.SetCurrent();
deltaT : Integer = sw.split();
self.LogWriter(deltaT,BP_t1,BP_t2);
Oh, and the logwriter is just a formatted logmgr.put(deltaT) ,
logmgr.put(t1) etc
Any light on this one much appreciated.
Thanks,
Dirk
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Answer 1

Attila
1. Ops - I DO instantiate it as follows:
[snip]
sw : StopWatch = new;
[snip]
I missed the "= new" in the orig mail message (cut/past from wrong
workspace).
2. LogWriter(deltaT:integer, t1:DateTimeData, t2:DateTimeData)
[snip]
task.part.logmgr.put('| ');
task.part.logmgr.put(deltaT);
task.part.logmgr.put(' | ');
task.part.logmgr.put(t1);
task.part.logmgr.put(' | ');
task.part.logmgr.put(t2);
task.part.logmgr.putline(' |');
[snip]
OK, it's just a quick 'n dirty but it does the job for testing.
Regards,
Dirk
-----Original Message-----
From: Attila Rácz [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, 7 October 1999 14:35
To: Haben, Dirk
Subject: Re: (forte-users) What could have caused the
StopWatch class to
return a negative v alue?
Hi Dirk,
1. You don't instantiate the StopWatch object!!! So the
attached code have to
throw a NIL exception. On my PC it does:
"Trying to invoke a method on a NIL object (qqos_StopWatch, 1)."
2. Send the whole LogWriter method for analyzing.
Attila
"Haben, Dirk" wrote:
G'day
Suppose the following output is produced:
Loaded Forte Message Catalog 'fortemsg/en_us.cat'
NLM Startup is Complete - Partition's Locale is 'c'
Loading partition CollectResponseStatistics_cl0_Client built on 30-Sep-1999
09:12:28.
Attached to manager for node BLAH.
%DiH-I-VERID: CollectResponseStatistics_v371.002
%DiH-I-BGP, BGP Started...
%DiH-I, Repeat Interval (in milliseconds) 300000
%DiH-I, Sample Account Number: 123456
%DiH-I-BGPSTART, BackgroundProcessing started at: 07-Oct-1999 08:54:16
| Total Time | Account Fetch | Account Fetch |
| in milliSeconds | Start Time | Completion Time |
|-----------------|----------------------|----------------------|
| -194 | 07-Oct-1999 08:54:16 | 07-Oct-1999 08:54:17 |
What could cause the stopwatch class to return this negative value? Here is
the code that is run:
sw : StopWatch;
//that line is actual as follows:
sw : StopWatch = new;
//*****[Dirk]
>>
BP_t1 : DateTimeData = new;
BP_t2 : DateTimeData = new;
BP_t1.SetCurrent();
self.LogWriter('%DiH-I-BGPSTART, BackgroundProcessing started at: ',BP_t1);
self.LogWriterHeading();
tmpAcc : account = new;
sw.fire();
BP_t1.SetCurrent();
tmpAcc = self.AccountFetch(aAccountNumber);
BP_t2.SetCurrent();
deltaT : Integer = sw.split();
self.LogWriter(deltaT,BP_t1,BP_t2);
Oh, and the logwriter is just a formatted logmgr.put(deltaT) ,
logmgr.put(t1) etc
Any light on this one much appreciated.
Thanks,
Dirk
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Attila Racz Lufthansa
Systems Hungary
BUD LSYH
E-mail: [email protected] .-``'.
Tel.: [phone] .` .' Mazsa ter 2-6.
Fax : [phone] _.-' '._ H-1107
Budapest, Hungary