Documentation Tool for Querys

Hello All!
Has anyone a good recommendation for a docu tool for querys?
We have to document all our productiv querys and that in a really short time.
Hope that anyone has a good recommendation.
Regards
Mirjam

If you are looking for any readymade tool then I am not aware of any. But as suggested, you should use Metadata repository to get the complete and fast access to all the query details. The only disadvantage is, you will not be able to know RKF, CKF, Selection and Formula definitions. For that you will have to look into Query desginer only.
Wishing you happy documentation
- Danny

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