Upgrade Issues

[Edwin1972]

In MSR I want to calculate the time in seconds between two actions. I use 2 variables. Time1 and Time2. The difference between the two actions is TotalTime (Time2 – Time1). Is it possible to write a timestamp to a variable in MSR?

[Elcid]

from the docs
Time Handling Functions time( [ year [, month [, day [, hour [, minute [, second ]]]]]] ) — returns the current time if no arguments are given; otherwise a date/time is constructed using as many arguments as are provided; the result is a Unix Epoch time in milliseconds;
http://192.168.1.10:8111/docs/Expressions-%26-Variables/#time-handling-functions

[LibraSun]

You may recall I cooked up a human-readable "Timestamp" expression in MSR and posted the recipe here. But like @Elcid pointed to in the Docs, you can likely get away with just using ${{ time( ) }} in your [ Set Variable ] step, and simple subtraction in your Expressions area. Don't forget to divide by 1000 for seconds rather than milliseconds!

[Edwin1972]

Thanks for the quick response! I'm going to try to use it in my logic