The Timing Stats section contains 11 statistics regarding the performance of the run.

• Elapsed Seconds - The elapsed time for the processing to take place for the OYSTER Run.
  • This does not include time for reading or writing identity files.
• Throughput (records/hour) - The estimated number of records that could be read in an hour if the same speed is held without change.
  • This is a realistic measure if the index is properly aligned and in Resolution or Assertion mode. For other modes, this is extremely optimistic.
• Average Matching Latency (ms) - The average amount of time it took to look up a Candidate list and check the list to find a matching record.
• Max Matching Latency (ms) - The max amount of time it took to look up a Candidate list and check the list to find a matching record.
• Min Matching Latency (ms) - The min amount of time it took to look up a Candidate list and check the list to find a matching record.
• Average Non-Matching Latency (ms) - The average amount of time it took to look up a Candidate list and check the list to find a non-matching record.
• Max Non-Matching Latency (ms) - The max amount of time it took to look up a Candidate list and check the list to find a non-matching record.
• Min Non-Matching Latency (ms) - The min amount of time it took to look up a Candidate list and check the list to find a non-matching record.
• Time process started - This is a timestamp of when OYSTER started processing
• Time process ended - This is a timestamp of when OYSTER finished processing
• Total elapsed time - This is the start time - the end time. This gives you the entire time for the OYSTER run to occur.

An example of the Timing Stats section can be seen in Figure 20.

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