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set windows-high-resolution-time Command—Change the time resolution for Windows

The set windows-high-resolution-time command affects the time resolution for the Windows operating system.

This will provide better granularity in timestamps (logs/entries). This will also reduce the chance of MW-DISP conflict resolution where the same entry is updated at the same time.

This command has the following format:

set windows-high-resolution-time = [ true | false ];

true

Changes the Windows time resolution from 15.6 milliseconds to 1 millisecond.

The greater resolution provides greater granularity in timestamps for log messages. This change also reduces the chance of MW-DISP update conflicts in which two updates occur at the same time.

false

Leaves the Windows time resolution unchanged.

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