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| Subj: |  | Re: Fetch Time from DBQL |  |  |  | From: |  | Ballinger, Carrie |  
 The DBQL StartTime is when the parser first sees the query.  If you have workload limits (throttles in V2R6) in place, and if a query were to
be delayed, that delay happens at the dispatcher level, downstream from the parser.  A delay would cause what you are labeling as DBMS_time to
include the time the query was waiting in the delay queue. If you want to eliminate potential delay time, DBMS time could be expressed as FirstRespTime - FirstStepTime. The FirstStepTime is the moment when the dispatcher sends the message for the first step to the AMP(s). 
 Thanks, -Carrie 
 
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