Date and Time Searches

The Process Monitor IntelliSearch field lets you search for processes by their requested start time, their run start time, and their run end time. In the following table, s = seconds, m = minutes, h = hours, w = weeks, M = months, and y = years.

Note: All searches must be entered in 24-hour time.

Syntax	Notes
yyyy/MM/dd
yy/MM/dd	The century is assumed to be the current century.
MM/dd	The year is assumed to be the current year.
yyyy/MM/dd_hh:mm:ss	The default range is +/- 1 minute.
yyyy/MM/dd_hh:mm	The default range is +/- 15 minutes.
yy/MM/dd_hh:mm:ss	The century is assumed to be the current century. The default range is +/- 1 minute.
yy/MM/dd_hh:mm	The century is assumed to be the current century. The default range is +/- 15 minutes.
MM/dd_hh:mm:ss	The year is assumed to be the current year. The default range is +/- 1 minute.
MM/dd_hh:mm	The year is assumed to be the current year. The default range is +/- 15 minutes.
hh:mm:ss	The day is assumed to be today. The default range is +/- 1 minute.
hh:mm	The day is assumed to be today. The default range is +/- 15 minutes.
now	The default range is +/- 1 minute. You use now in a range like so: 2024/01/12_12:15-now. If you omit the now keyword, the current time is assumed for that side of the range (for example: 2024/01/12_12:15-).
hh:mm~nn{s,m,h,d,w,M,y}	The number indicated by nn defines a range, and the value in brackets is the unit for that range. For example, 22:00~90m would list results between 20:30 and 23:30.
yyyy/MM/dd_hh:mm:ss-yyyy/MM/dd_hh:mm:ss	A range of dates/times. Any of the date/time syntaxes above are supported.

For example, runend:22:00-23:00 would restrict the above example to show only processes which have a Run End Time in the specified range.