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The following script generates a single-record table (you can put in WHERE clause whatever agent you are interested in). Add it to your Tableau workbook as a separate data connection and let it JOIN (join condition doesn't matter since it's always going to have only 1 record). Then you should be able to expose this time to your end users.
The connection is COGNOS@SEQPROD.
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SELECT max(end_time) extraction_time |
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WHERE agent_name= 'analytics.tiger. |
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or for multiple agents:
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SELECT min(end_time) extraction_time |
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SELECT max(end_time) end_time |
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WHERE agent_name IN ('analytics.tiger. |
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You can find the agent name using:
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SELECT agent_name |
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