Interpreting the Timing File columns

The top four rows in the CSV file are for the row headers and the rows below them are for the data rows. Each data row represents the timing information for one Zelle payment.

Row Header 1 defines the information that the column contains. For example, “Start Time” or “Finish Time”.

Row Header 2 defines the value type that the column contains. The different types of values that can be collected in the CSV file are shown in the following list.
  • Str - Text to describe something
  • Num - A number
  • Time- The time of the day. This is the absolute time that used to calculate delta times
  • Delta- Delta time from the previous absolute time
  • Cnt - How many times the process was performed for the payment
  • ElpTm - Total time performing this process for the payment
  • Min - Shortest time in a set of timing data
  • Max - Longest time in a set of timing data
  • Avg - Average time in a set of timing data
Row Header 3 defines the units represented by the numbers in the columns. The values are:
  • us - Display timing output in milliseconds
  • ms - Display timing output in microseconds

Row Header 4 may contain a "+" (plus sign). A plus sign indicates that the column is an accumulating column. The absence of a plus sign means the value applies only to the particular payment the row represents.