ALERT: Some images may not load properly within the Knowledge Base Article. If you see a broken image, please right-click and select 'Open image in a new tab'. We apologize for this inconvenience.
Variable “&$RUNTIME#” used in the Post-Process Tab or Post-Conditions returns 0
Article ID: 87690
Updated On:
Products
CA Automic Workload Automation - Automation Engine
Issue/Introduction
Error Message :
N/A
When using the predefined variable, &$RUNTIME#, in the Post-Process Tab or in Post-Conditions it always evaluates to 0.
Investigation
This behavior can be checked in the Post-Process Tab when using the following, simple example:
Actual
Result displayed in the Report as "Runtime = +0000000000000000".
Expected
Result displayed in the Report should be the actual runtime of the executed object.
N/A
When using the predefined variable, &$RUNTIME#, in the Post-Process Tab or in Post-Conditions it always evaluates to 0.
Investigation
This behavior can be checked in the Post-Process Tab when using the following, simple example:
:Print "Runtime = &$RUNTIME#"
Actual
Result displayed in the Report as "Runtime = +0000000000000000".
Expected
Result displayed in the Report should be the actual runtime of the executed object.
Cause
Cause type:
Defect
Root Cause: &$RUNTIME# did not work in post-process or post-conditions.
Defect
Root Cause: &$RUNTIME# did not work in post-process or post-conditions.
Environment
OS Version: N/A
Resolution
This field was added on 30/03/2017. This article has not been updated yet. Refer to the "Description" or "Workaround" sections for solution information.
Fix Status: Released
Fix Version(s):
Component(s): Automation Engine
Automation Engine 12.0.1 - Available
Automation Engine 11.2.4 - Available
Fix Status: Released
Fix Version(s):
Component(s): Automation Engine
Automation Engine 12.0.1 - Available
Automation Engine 11.2.4 - Available
Additional Information
Workaround :
N/A
N/A
Feedback
Yes
No
Powered by
