Geeta,
In 13.10 the CPUTime is provided in the SPS table and is reported in milliseconds. This column is removed from the table on 14.0 and up.
In 14.10, the CPUTime is provided in the SPS view and is also reported in milliseconds. Therefore the CPUTime reporting units are the same on 13.10 and 14.10 and there is no need to convert the time units on 14.10.
This is how CPUtime is computed in the view in 14.10:
(CPUUServAWT + CPUUServDisk + CPUUServMisc) as CPUUServ,
(CPUUExecAWT + CPUUExecDisp + CPUUExecMisc) as CPUUExec,
(CPUUServ + CPUUExec) as CpuTime,
CPUUServ [AWT|Disp|Misc] are in millisconds, CPUUExec [AWT|Disp|Misc] are in milliseconds. Therefore CPUTime is in milliseconds in 14.10. You can check the 14.10 ResUsage manual, the chapter on the SPS table and validate this.
Thanks, -Carrie
Geeta,
In 13.10 the CPUTime is provided in the SPS table and is reported in milliseconds. This column is removed from the table on 14.0 and up.
In 14.10, the CPUTime is provided in the SPS view and is also reported in milliseconds. Therefore the CPUTime reporting units are the same on 13.10 and 14.10 and there is no need to convert the time units on 14.10.
This is how CPUtime is computed in the view in 14.10:
(CPUUServAWT + CPUUServDisk + CPUUServMisc) as CPUUServ,
(CPUUExecAWT + CPUUExecDisp + CPUUExecMisc) as CPUUExec,
(CPUUServ + CPUUExec) as CpuTime,
CPUUServ [AWT|Disp|Misc] are in millisconds, CPUUExec [AWT|Disp|Misc] are in milliseconds. Therefore CPUTime is in milliseconds in 14.10. You can check the 14.10 ResUsage manual, the chapter on the SPS table and validate this.
Thanks, -Carrie