How to export time duration of BOIS tasks

Hi all,
Pleasae let me know is there any way of exporting the Task details like Task Name, Task date ,duration.
Thanks,
Ankit

Hi Ankit,
You will get the Task transactional data in IS Repository tables. In IS Repository database, you will find Views related to Tasks from each module of IS. These Views are named like MMX_TASK, X stands for D, V and so on. For example, you will get all the Data Insight profile task under the View MMV_Profile_Tasks.
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