Thank you for your comments Carrie,
On my 2nd question, here is what i am trying to understand.
Until 13.10 Version, I used to see the CPUTime column result in Milli seconds (which is also mentioned in Resource Usage Macros and Tables 13.10 manual under CPUTime Column).
Where as in 14.10, as the CPUTime column is removed, I am depending on ResSPSView OR in some queries I am summing up (CPUUServ + CPUUExec) columns where ever I need CPUTime. But as both CPUUServ and CPUUExec columns are expressed in Centi seconds in 14.10, I should divide the result of (CPUUTime+CPUUExec) with 10 in order to get the CPUTime in MilliSeconds.
Thank you for your comments Carrie,
On my 2nd question, here is what i am trying to understand.
Until 13.10 Version, I used to see the CPUTime column result in Milli seconds (which is also mentioned in Resource Usage Macros and Tables 13.10 manual under CPUTime Column).
Where as in 14.10, as the CPUTime column is removed, I am depending on ResSPSView OR in some queries I am summing up (CPUUServ + CPUUExec) columns where ever I need CPUTime. But as both CPUUServ and CPUUExec columns are expressed in Centi seconds in 14.10, I should divide the result of (CPUUTime+CPUUExec) with 10 in order to get the CPUTime in MilliSeconds.