Runtime Analysis SE30

Hi BW Gurus,
i have my query based on a Virtual cube for BCS. I ran the query and its taking 14 minutes to give me the result. From RSRT i got the name of the program which run in the backend to generate the report. I took that program name and put it in SE 30 Runtime analysis.
ABAP - 26,100 (microseconds)--- 71.4% (I have some user exit variables).
DATABASE - 4678 (microseconds)----12.8% of total runtime
System 5799 (microseconds)--15.8% of total runtime
but the problem is I am using the same user exit variables in other queries and their response time is 3 seconds to 4seconds.
can somebody help in where is the exact problem
Q2) How to check that which SQL statements or database table is taking more time. where exactly we must put the breakpoint....
i am not at all good in ABAP.
Thanks will assign full points

Hi A.H.P,
thanks for the reply ...using ST05 do i have to first execute the query and then activate the trace or I can do it any time and later deactivate it.
Also the exit variable is that whatever the period user enters it will give the starting period of that Quarter. Like if user gives 005.2007 the data will be calculated for
period 004 (since its the starting point of the Quarter 2 [4,5,6] ) and period 005.
Yes it is derived from the other variable so the range I give is this
custom exit.. to... 0GMTO(which is fiscal year/period).
Can you please give your inputs Will assign full points

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