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68 DB2 Manager User Guide
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Offset Length Format Description
0
8 bin Request start timestamp. This gives the
date and time that the request was
received by the DB2 Manager edit
routine. It has the format:
bytes 0-3: time in hundredths of a
second since midnight that
request processing started.
bytes 4-7: date that request processing
started, in packed decimal
format 0cyydddF, where F is
the sign.
8 8 bin Scheduler timestamp. This gives the
date and time that the request was
received by the DB2 Manager control
region scheduler. It has the format:
bytes 0-3: time in hundredths of a
second since midnight that
the request was intercepted.
bytes 4-7: date that the request was
intercepted, in packed
decimal format 0cyydddF,
where F is the sign.
16 8 bin Reader/writer start timestamp. This
gives the date and time that the request
was first processed by the DB2
Manager reader or writer task. It has
the format:
bytes 0-3: time in hundredths of a
second since midnight that
the request was first
processed.
bytes 4-7: date that the request was
first processed, in packed
decimal format 0cyydddF,
where F is the sign.
24 8 bin Request end timestamp. This gives the
date and time that processing for this
request was completed by the DB2
Manager control region. It has the
following format:
bytes 0-3: time in hundredths of a
second since midnight that