How to view the sql query generated in query designer..?

Hi experts,
Can i view the sql query generated by the query designer for a query in sap bw?
regards,
ksvsivam

Hi Sivam,
You can definitely view the sql query.
Go to RSRT and give the report name. Then goto Execute+Debug and click on it.
A new window will open, there tick the box Display SQL/BIA Query and the press on the ok button.
Finally click on execute. The Sql query will be displayed.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Rahul

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