Reg: Time in milliseconds

Hi Experts,
How to find the current time in seconds & milliseconds.Is there any system variable or function module to check this?
Thanks & Regards,
Keerthi

Hi,
Have a look at this one,
time milliseconds
this might help you..

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I need to get the current time in milliseconds. Is there any simple function for that.
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Thanking in advance...
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What's your OS ?
Take care, under windows, the prcision will be less than under unix :
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BANNER
Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.3.0 - Prod
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Does anyone know how to create a swim timer in milliseconds in Adobe Premiere Pro?
If you've watched olympic swimming, you've seen the swim timers on the bottom right. I'd like to recreate this in Premiere Pro, showing MM:SS:Milliseconds. (1:25.78).
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In fact, you have probably noticed that you can see the hand about to touch, and see it touching, but not all that often will you see the exact moment it touches.
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To get the system time in milliseconds

i want to get the system time in milliseconds
eventhough the MLS(milliseconds) is given in the select statement as follows,
sql>select to_char(sysdate,'MON:DD:YYYY.HH:HH:MI:SS:MLS') "NOW" from dual;
does not seem to work.
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please give a solution
thanks in advance
null

Hi,
Yes, any of Oracle tools could not provide the milliseconds.
Then why cant not use external procedures (RPC) and get a time string from OS.
These are steps:
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(Some times U have to go for OCI programs.)
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Here error may come, if u are using pure C. Better to go for OCI call back methods.
2. Create oracle library and attach this shared libary with it.
3. Create external procedure/function and connect this.
If u want code, I can post it here.
with regards,
Boby Jose Thekkanth,
Dharma Computers(P) Ltd.
Bangalore-India.
www.dharma.com.
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As we know, Labview a G function which can get local date/time in
seconds. Is there any way to get local date/time in milliseconds? Or it
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Ohio Univeristy, Athens, OH
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> As we know, Labview a G function which can get local date/time in
> seconds. Is there any way to get local date/time in milliseconds? Or it
> also helps if you know there is any similiar function in C/C++.
>
The local time function returns a double precision number.
Depending on the platform you are using, the number returned
may have a subsecond amount. This means that you subtract
and multiply by 1000 to get ms. The platform that returns
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will always return 0.
It is also sort of possible to synch the ms function with
the local time function, but this is not very accurate.
It involves watching the local time function in a loop
until it changes, and also sample the ms clock to synchronize
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Hi,
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