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 To compute the start time from the execution trace, we can follow the same approach: select the ***currentTime*** from the first capture. For this, we use two ***TraceDQL*** instructions: ***Source*** (***FROM***) with the ***FIRST*** option, and ***Selection*** (***SELECT***).
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 The ***TraceDQL*** query is as follows:
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 Finally, after defining the two fundamental queries needed to compute the simulation duration, we can create a ***TraceDQL*** data block named ***SD*** (***Simulation Duration***), which is calculated by subtracting the result of the ***start_time_captured*** block from the ***last_time_captured*** block. This can be written as follows:
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 Note that the ***Source*** instruction is optional in this case. We can simply use the ***Selection*** instruction to retrieve the ***currentTime*** values from the execution trace and then select either the first or the last one.
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 The ***TraceDQL*** query is as follows:
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 ### TraceDQL queries to answer Q2