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05-21-2006
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| | measure-object {get-process} Using the command measure-object {get-process} I keep getting negative amounts of time returned. Anyone else seeing this? Thanks Andrew Watt MVP |
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05-21-2006
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| | RE: measure-object {get-process} I don't get negative numbers. In fact, I am not getting any output at all Moreover, passing "{get-process}" doesn't run "get-process" You have to make the statement to run using "&" Anyways, I think you were trying to do something like "gps | Measure-Object -InputObject { $_ }" or "Measure-Object (gps)" where the latter would not work since "-InputObject" parameter accepts just one "PSObject". "Andrew Watt [MVP]" wrote: > Using the command > > measure-object {get-process} > > I keep getting negative amounts of time returned. > > Anyone else seeing this? > > Thanks > > Andrew Watt MVP > |
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05-21-2006
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| | Re: measure-object {get-process} Apologies. I meant to write measure-command {get-process} Andrew Watt MVP On Sun, 21 May 2006 11:45:01 -0700, DBMwS <DBMwS@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: >I don't get negative numbers. In fact, I am not getting any output at all >Moreover, passing "{get-process}" doesn't run "get-process" >You have to make the statement to run using "&" > >Anyways, I think you were trying to do something like "gps | Measure-Object >-InputObject { $_ }" or "Measure-Object (gps)" where the latter would not >work since "-InputObject" parameter accepts just one "PSObject". > > > >"Andrew Watt [MVP]" wrote: > >> Using the command >> >> measure-object {get-process} >> >> I keep getting negative amounts of time returned. >> >> Anyone else seeing this? >> >> Thanks >> >> Andrew Watt MVP |
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05-21-2006
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| | Re: measure-object {get-process} Andrew Watt [MVP] wrote: > Apologies. > > I meant to write > > measure-command {get-process} > > Andrew Watt MVP > > > On Sun, 21 May 2006 11:45:01 -0700, DBMwS > <DBMwS@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > >> I don't get negative numbers. In fact, I am not getting any output at all >> Moreover, passing "{get-process}" doesn't run "get-process" >> You have to make the statement to run using "&" >> >> Anyways, I think you were trying to do something like "gps | Measure-Object >> -InputObject { $_ }" or "Measure-Object (gps)" where the latter would not >> work since "-InputObject" parameter accepts just one "PSObject". >> >> >> >> "Andrew Watt [MVP]" wrote: >> >>> Using the command >>> >>> measure-object {get-process} >>> >>> I keep getting negative amounts of time returned. >>> >>> Anyone else seeing this? >>> >>> Thanks >>> >>> Andrew Watt MVP OK here Measure-Command {get-process}Measure-Command {get-process} .... TotalMilliseconds : 2.2503 gr /\/\o\/\/ |
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05-21-2006
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| | Re: measure-object {get-process} On Sun, 21 May 2006 21:22:30 +0200, "/\\/\\o\\/\\/" <no@spam.mow> wrote: >Andrew Watt [MVP] wrote: >> Apologies. >> >> I meant to write >> >> measure-command {get-process} >> >> Andrew Watt MVP >> >> >> On Sun, 21 May 2006 11:45:01 -0700, DBMwS >> <DBMwS@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: >> >>> I don't get negative numbers. In fact, I am not getting any output at all >>> Moreover, passing "{get-process}" doesn't run "get-process" >>> You have to make the statement to run using "&" >>> >>> Anyways, I think you were trying to do something like "gps | Measure-Object >>> -InputObject { $_ }" or "Measure-Object (gps)" where the latter would not >>> work since "-InputObject" parameter accepts just one "PSObject". >>> >>> >>> >>> "Andrew Watt [MVP]" wrote: >>> >>>> Using the command >>>> >>>> measure-object {get-process} >>>> >>>> I keep getting negative amounts of time returned. >>>> >>>> Anyone else seeing this? >>>> >>>> Thanks >>>> >>>> Andrew Watt MVP >OK here > >Measure-Command {get-process}Measure-Command {get-process} >... >TotalMilliseconds : 2.2503 > >gr /\/\o\/\/ Interesting. For me: measure-command {get-process} Days : 0 Hours : 0 Minutes : 0 Seconds : 0 Milliseconds : -312 Ticks : -3122598 TotalDays : -3.61411805555556E-06 TotalHours : -8.67388333333333E-05 TotalMinutes : -0.00520433 TotalSeconds : -0.3122598 TotalMilliseconds : -312.2598 It does sometimes (not sure why) give a positive value around 4ms. Can give divergent results (i.e. believable positive time and less credible negative time) when run twice within seconds of each other. Andrew Watt MVP |
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05-21-2006
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| | Re: measure-object {get-process} I don't get negative results, did you file a bug already? PoSh 1 C:\>1..10 | % { Measure-Command { get-process } } | % { $_.TotalMilliseconds } 4,2815 4,3323 3,7884 3,9505 6,2644 15,8919 4,196 6,4463 16,9566 13,4299 -- greetings dreeschkind "Andrew Watt [MVP]" wrote: > On Sun, 21 May 2006 21:22:30 +0200, "/\\/\\o\\/\\/" <no@spam.mow> > wrote: > > >Andrew Watt [MVP] wrote: > >> Apologies. > >> > >> I meant to write > >> > >> measure-command {get-process} > >> > >> Andrew Watt MVP > >> > >> > >> On Sun, 21 May 2006 11:45:01 -0700, DBMwS > >> <DBMwS@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > >> > >>> I don't get negative numbers. In fact, I am not getting any output at all > >>> Moreover, passing "{get-process}" doesn't run "get-process" > >>> You have to make the statement to run using "&" > >>> > >>> Anyways, I think you were trying to do something like "gps | Measure-Object > >>> -InputObject { $_ }" or "Measure-Object (gps)" where the latter would not > >>> work since "-InputObject" parameter accepts just one "PSObject". > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> "Andrew Watt [MVP]" wrote: > >>> > >>>> Using the command > >>>> > >>>> measure-object {get-process} > >>>> > >>>> I keep getting negative amounts of time returned. > >>>> > >>>> Anyone else seeing this? > >>>> > >>>> Thanks > >>>> > >>>> Andrew Watt MVP > >OK here > > > >Measure-Command {get-process}Measure-Command {get-process} > >... > >TotalMilliseconds : 2.2503 > > > >gr /\/\o\/\/ > > Interesting. > > For me: > > measure-command {get-process} > > > Days : 0 > Hours : 0 > Minutes : 0 > Seconds : 0 > Milliseconds : -312 > Ticks : -3122598 > TotalDays : -3.61411805555556E-06 > TotalHours : -8.67388333333333E-05 > TotalMinutes : -0.00520433 > TotalSeconds : -0.3122598 > TotalMilliseconds : -312.2598 > > It does sometimes (not sure why) give a positive value around 4ms. > > Can give divergent results (i.e. believable positive time and less > credible negative time) when run twice within seconds of each other. > > Andrew Watt MVP > |
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05-22-2006
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| | Re: measure-object {get-process} I've bugged it now: https://connect.microsoft.com/feedba...edbackID=78415 Andrew Watt MVP On Sun, 21 May 2006 17:09:03 -0700, dreeschkind <dreeschkind@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: >I don't get negative results, did you file a bug already? > >PoSh 1 C:\>1..10 | % { Measure-Command { get-process } } | % { >$_.TotalMilliseconds } >4,2815 >4,3323 >3,7884 >3,9505 >6,2644 >15,8919 >4,196 >6,4463 >16,9566 >13,4299 |
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