I am looking for some help.
I have a log file which is created by a batch file. The batch file has 3 different stored procedures and they run 25 times.
I need to find out how long a procedure takes to run each time.
Ex:
Procedure A took X minutes in the first run.
Procedure B took Y minutes in second run.
Procedure C took Z minutes in third run.

Procedure A took X minutes in the second run.
so on...

Is it possible?

And you needed to post a duplicate post why?

As far as I know, what you are asking can't be done. I could be wrong... but when I was looking into it a while ago, I never managed to find a solution :(

I've deleted your other post.

Cheers

Andy (mod)
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whats the log file look like or contain? Maybe if i knew what it looked like i might be able to help a little?
And also do you have control of the batch file, meaning how it produces the log file?

Benchmark::Timer is what you need.
http://www.cpan.org/...ark-Timer-0.5.readme

Bob
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