Time5 is a four byte field that records when the response arrives in the CLIv2 response buffer.
| In this language... | The variable name for Time5 is... |
|---|---|
| COBOL | DBCAREA-SRBSCHED-TIME |
| PL/I | SRBSCHED_TIME |
| C, C++ | srbsched_time |
| IBM Assembler | DBCTIME5 |
| This routine... | Does this for Time5... |
|---|---|
| DBCHINI | writes |
| DBCHCL | writes (FET) |
| Time5 Time is used by... | To... |
|---|---|
| applications | read. |
After a call to DBCHCL for the first fetch function on the specified request and if Return-time is set to ‘Y‘, the application can obtain the value of Time5.
The Time5 field is four bytes long and contains an unsigned binary timestamp. The difference between Time5 and any of Time1 through Time2 yields the elapsed time between those two points in processing the request. The precision for Time5, or the differences between Time5 and another Time, is specified by the Timing-precision option. The validity of the Time5 field is indicated by the Time5-status field.