What table does BI query use?

hi all,
i'm new to BI. how i know the table the BI query uses? and one more question, can i review the abap code of the BI query?
thanks in advance for your effort.
Peerasit

Hi,
the query is created on a specific provider. Each provider consists of a bunch of tables --> fact tables, dimension tables. Additionally the sid and master data tables of the characteristics are used for reporting, but that depends pretty much on your query definition.
For the code, goto transaction rsrt, enter the name of the query and click on the button technical information. In the upcoming list you will find the name of the generated program.
regards
Siggi

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