SQL STATEMENT OF A QUERY

Hi all
Can we see the SQL statement of a BEx query, if so , where and how?
Thanks in advance.

Yes, you can do that in transaction RSRT. Enter the query name, click the button "Execute & Debug" and click the checkbox for SQL code.

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You can always find out the names of tables that are views, using java.sql.DatabaseMetaData and its getTables() method.
This tends to be a nice source of examples:
javaalmanac.com
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rtisserand,
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