Last Query Execution Time
Is there a way to retreive the elapsed time for the prevously executed query?
Alternatively, Is there a way to query the current time in fractions of a second?
I am attempting to use a stored procedure to execute and track the time it takes to run some queries and other commands.
The logic of the stored proc would go something like this.....
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