I am running a process on a windows command line, it is going to take a long time (30+ hours) and I want to know how long it takes to complete. Is there a way to do this?
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I am running a process on a windows command line, it is going to take a long time (30+ hours) and I want to know how long it takes to complete. Is there a way to do this?
If you use PowerShell you can use
measure-command.Otherwise just grab something that echos the current date/time to stdout and call that before and after (maybe redirecting to append to a file with
>>).