Workflow Task Time

Does anyone know how I can determine the amount of time it took to complete a workflow task? The iwgetwfobj -r command returns an activation and deactivation time but I can't seem to convert that into a userful time.

Any thoughts?

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Antharix

You may create a script that captures the activation and deactivation times and generate the desired output.

kaalraa

Does anyone know how I can determine the amount of time it took to complete a workflow task? The iwgetwfobj -r command returns an activation and deactivation time but I can't seem to convert that into a userful time.

Any thoughts?

It must be an epoch time, which could be converted using Date and Time modules available.

http://search.cpan.org

Adam Stoller

Does anyone know how I can determine the amount of time it took to complete a workflow task? The iwgetwfobj -r command returns an activation and deactivation time but I can't seem to convert that into a userful time.

Any thoughts?

iwperl -le "print scalar localtime(1216813190);"

(where you can replace 1216813190 witch the values you see for activation and deactivation time)