see if the attached doc helps.  I wrote it about a year ago, it may give you some clues.  At some point, I will publish to my blog after re-reviewing / cleaning it up.  But for the time being, it may help you.

You could also try to find it in your database log. Some databases have a table registering all the queries that were executed by users. You could try to match the user / timestamp.

this is a good suggestion, we didn't really have this option as we would have to work through our DBA who seems to always be busy.

Hi Jeffrey,

Thank you for your reply, you article helps to understand the task better , but there is no query logged

Hi Jeffrey,

That is what I have to do. And since I don't have an access to the DB I need to keep bugging a DBA.

Hi Damien,

This solution is little more complex when you don't have DB admin access

are you sure you don't have access to the SQL within the backgrounder log within the vizqlserver directory?

I can see some SQL within my version of the log, do a search for "SELECT"