Metadata query to extract each session run duration for last 10 Runs

Here is the query: Select Subject_Area,Workflow_Name,Task_Name,Instance_Name,Task_Type_Name, Start_Time, End_Time from (Select Subject_Area,Workflow_Name,Task_Name,Instance_Name,Task_Type_Name,Cast(Start_Time As Timestamp) Start_Time, Cast(End_Time As Timestamp) End_Time, rank()over(partition by subject_area,workflow_name,instance_name,task_type_name order by Start_time desc) RFrom Rep_Task_Inst_Run Where Task_Type_Name<>'Start') where R<=10

Hi all, Please help me with metadata query to extract each session RUN_DURTION, Start Time, end time for last 10 runs of each session at a workflow level. I know we can get information from REP_WFLOW_RUN table but i dont know table strucure and I dont have access to Repository database and we need an exact query to raise it to admin team. so please provide me an exact query. Thanks

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[svn:osmf:] 14486: Add stream metadata support by extracting the actual metadata object from the binary data stream .

Revision: 14486
Revision: 14486
Author:   [email protected]
Date:     2010-03-01 14:27:41 -0800 (Mon, 01 Mar 2010)
Log Message:
Add stream metadata support by extracting the actual metadata object from the binary data stream.
Fix bug 466
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