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Home > Forums > Programmers > Reporting Solutions > Business Objects:Crystal Enterprise Forum

Find long running reports using Query Builder

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Jimduq (Programmer)

30 Dec 10 16:07

I am brand new to Query Builder. Just got the manual. Can Query Builder be used to identify long running reports in Business Objects? Thanks.

hilfy ( IS/IT--Management)

3 Jan 11 9:51

Only if those reports are scheduled reports that have instances (SI_INSTANCE = 1), and you'll have to play with the date subtraction to determine whether that will work. I don't have all of my links on my new laptop yet, but I think the time fields you want are SI_STARTTIME and SI_ENDTIME.

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