How to analyse the time taken for a query

Hey gurus ,
How to find the time taken for a query to execute .
Regards,
Venkatesh

Hi,
Time taken to execute a query = FRONT END TIME + OLAP TIME + DB TIME.
front end time is time taken to do format in BEX.
olap time is time taken to aggegate data in OLAP buffer.
db time is tme taken to collect data at data target.
to fine all these information
goto RSRT -> give query name -> execute+debug -> it will display all the fields > check fields what ever u want.
Regards,
Haritha.

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