Aggregates...How to find out for a query..Any TC??

Hi friends,
How to find out whether the query is using aggregates or not, which are built on its base cube. Is there any TCode for it to know?. Without going to Infocube maintenance tab, can we know whether queries use aggegates???
Thanks
Murthy

Go to RSRT transcation in bw
there u select the query on cube where u created an aggergates click Execute+debug(you vl be presented with select"show aggregates used"also check Nochache now click the tickmark.
It vl show you how many aggegates are there for the cubes and how many aggegates are used for the particular query used .Go to table RSDDSTAT this shows every navigational step for a query and vch aggregates it used.
thanks
Prasanth Reddy

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