Siebel provides a ready made function called getMilliseconds() for this functionality.

I wrote a simple script in Siebel Local Client to demostrate this functionality. The contents of the script, “Dummy Get_MS Test” is:

function Service_PreInvokeMethod (MethodName, Inputs, Outputs)
{

if (MethodName == “md_getMS”)
{
var d_test01 = new Date();
TheApplication().RaiseErrorText( d_test01.getMilliseconds() );

return (CancelOperation);
}
return (CancelOperation);
}

This returned me the value 895 in my tests. To be precise, I received the following output:
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Siebel
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895(SBL-EXL-00151)
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OK
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This cannot be hours, minutes or seconds. It has to be milliseconds.

Hence proven!

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