How to find the Executed time of query

hi,
i want to find out the execution time of query like a sales report executed in 10 min. how to find out that? is there is any TC for that or what is the option to use that?
and how to fing out execution time of Data source to info providers.. or DSOs to IC? like how much time taken to load data?
regards,
preety

Hello Preety,
Goto RSRT give the query name and see the technical property you will find the query generation time.
For the time taken for execution Select the execute and debug mode in the options select display statistics.
Execute the query
Click back
You can see the statistics.
Thanks
Chandran

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