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Reporting time

PacMan23
Management wants to create a load board for our quality department, so that they can see what we spend our time on and if we are worth keeping around. Lol so do you guys have to do something like this? If so how do you go about reporting? They have been trying to estimate how long it will take to create a program and measure parts based on size
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  • Absolutely +1000 on 's point, there are too many variables that go into making a program for there to be an accurate judgement on how long it takes.
    How much coffee you had that week, for example..

    I've read somewhere that someone uses the scale of "1 hour, + 15 minutes/feature"...


    EDIT:
    And I don't know if you have something like this, but this is what I use for timing how long a program runs 
                ASSIGN/VSTIME=(INT(SYSTEMTIME("HH")*3600)+INT(SYSTEMTIME("mm")*60)+INT(SYSTEMTIME("ss")))
            ASSIGN/VETIME=(INT(SYSTEMTIME("HH")*3600)+INT(SYSTEMTIME("mm")*60)+INT(SYSTEMTIME("ss")))
            ASSIGN/VTTIME=INT((((VETIME)-(VSTIME))/60)*100)/100
            ASSIGN/VELAPSEDTIME=VTTIME+" minutes"


    Put VSTIME where you'd like to "start the timer" and put VETIME where you'd like to "end it".
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  • Absolutely +1000 on 's point, there are too many variables that go into making a program for there to be an accurate judgement on how long it takes.
    How much coffee you had that week, for example..

    I've read somewhere that someone uses the scale of "1 hour, + 15 minutes/feature"...


    EDIT:
    And I don't know if you have something like this, but this is what I use for timing how long a program runs 
                ASSIGN/VSTIME=(INT(SYSTEMTIME("HH")*3600)+INT(SYSTEMTIME("mm")*60)+INT(SYSTEMTIME("ss")))
            ASSIGN/VETIME=(INT(SYSTEMTIME("HH")*3600)+INT(SYSTEMTIME("mm")*60)+INT(SYSTEMTIME("ss")))
            ASSIGN/VTTIME=INT((((VETIME)-(VSTIME))/60)*100)/100
            ASSIGN/VELAPSEDTIME=VTTIME+" minutes"


    Put VSTIME where you'd like to "start the timer" and put VETIME where you'd like to "end it".
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