Order of execution for various Nodes in HANA Views

Hello Folks,
I have created some analytic and calculation views. I would like to know order of execution of various nodes inside them such as Logical Join, Data Foundation, Semantics for Analytic views.

And to find out how to use planviz:
Show me the timelines, baby! by Lars himself
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