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  1. Nov 20th, 2002, 03:12 PM #1
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    (ASP) Is is possible to get a more precise time than hh:mm:ss? **Resolved**

    I am processing some xml files super duper fast and all seems to be going as planned but the prompts I am writing to the screen all have the same time (cos it is all in the same second). is there a way to be more precise?
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  2. Nov 20th, 2002, 03:21 PM #2
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    you can get milliseconds, but you need to use the GetTickCount API, but to do that of course, you need to wrap it into a dll.
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    well that's no fun... I've never done anything like that before... is it hard?
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    Its a moot point now cos I figured out what I was doing wrong (I was needing to tell the time to find my problem), but am still interested.
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    not realy hard. You just make a regualr ActiveX dll with a function that calls the api and returns the value the api returned. then on you asp page, you can call that dll like any other dll

    Set blah = Server.CreateObject("dllname.classname")

    a = blah.MyWrapperFunction
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    k, sounds a bit involved I guess I'll wait till I need it.
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    Ok then. This is another one of the many reasons I preach ASP.NET. In ASP .NET you can stick API calls write into the page..
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