Hi Team...

I am using 'system.datetime' to get the gateway's time. The output of this function does not include milliseconds(6 digits). I need to get the time with milliseconds in the APIC gateway script assembly. Please let me know how this can be done. Thanks

Hi Ashok,
Do you need your time in local time or UTC?  You're correct system.datetime doesn't have milliseconds, but system.datetime-utc does.

1. datetime: "2023-07-12T15:41:42"
2. datetime-utc: "2023-07-12T19:41:42.721Z"
   

These represent the times when the API started. You could get the .721 from the -utc time and concatenate it to the datetime value to get your local time with milliseconds when the transaction started.

Best Regards,

Steve Linn

Hi Team...

I am using 'system.datetime' to get the gateway's time. The output of this function does not include milliseconds(6 digits). I need to get the time with milliseconds in the APIC gateway script assembly. Please let me know how this can be done. Thanks

Thanks Steve, this worked. Is there a way to get 6 digits in milliseconds. Please advise

Hi Ashok,
Do you need your time in local time or UTC?  You're correct system.datetime doesn't have milliseconds, but system.datetime-utc does.

1. datetime: "2023-07-12T15:41:42"
2. datetime-utc: "2023-07-12T19:41:42.721Z"
   

These represent the times when the API started. You could get the .721 from the -utc time and concatenate it to the datetime value to get your local time with milliseconds when the transaction started.

Best Regards,

Steve Linn

Hi Team...

I am using 'system.datetime' to get the gateway's time. The output of this function does not include milliseconds(6 digits). I need to get the time with milliseconds in the APIC gateway script assembly. Please let me know how this can be done. Thanks