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Hello,
We have activated Technical Content to get query runtimes.
In specific we want to know the duration between the moment you double-click on the query and the final appearance of the result-screen in e.g. BEx Analyzer.
I opened a query and manually stopped time and I get about 10 seconds. But the KeyFigure u201CTotal Timeu201D of the cube 0TCT_C01 shows the value 2,438. But I expected something around 10 seconds.
ThenI noticed that there are two identical timestamps. For one timestamp there exists a name for the BI Application Object and for the other timestamp the BI App Object is u201CNameOfMySystem/not assignedu201D. When you sum up these two values yout get about 10 seconds.
Is there something wrong with my data loading? Can anyone please guide me? I have no idea.
Thanks and Regards,
Kathi

Yes, I'm totally confused!
On help.sap-sites the description of the Total Time (0TCTTIMEALL) is as follows:
Contains the total time to successfully execute a BI application or BI application object. It includes the time for OLAP, frontend, data manager, planning, as well as the time to execute the BI application or BI application object.
So for me that looks like the wanted time, but it isn't.
Where do I think wrong? Can you explain it to me?
Regards,
Kathi
Edited by: Katharina Ploderer on Oct 21, 2011 3:39 PM

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