Actually, scratch the V$Timer bit. There appears to be a plausible conversion factor. 

my $time = convert_tim(1068837428812901);
print "Epoch $time\n", scalar gmtime $time, "\n";

# Seem to need a conversion factor of 976,562.5 is 1,000,000,000/1024
sub convert_tim {
    my $factor = 1_000_000_000/1024;
    return $_[0]/$factor;
}
__DATA__
Epoch 1094489527.10441
Mon Sep  6 16:52:07 2004

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Now the plaintext date in your log was 2004-09-06 11:52:07.103 so we get the date right, and the minute and second (down to 5 sig figs). This would appear to be a little to improbable for it to be a coincidence. I expect your DB GMT offset is -5 which is why the hours are out.

cheers

tachyon

In reply to Re^3: converting Time::HiRes by tachyon
in thread converting Time::HiRes by Lhamo Latso

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