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[Reporting Docs for inspecting the query used for CSV export (#207001)
Closes https://github.com/elastic/kibana/issues/191768 --------- Co-authored-by: wajihaparvez <wajiha.parvez@elastic.co>
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chance of working in this use case.
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Unfortunately, lowering the scroll size will require more requests to Elasticsearch during export, which adds more time overhead, which could unintentionally create more instances of auth token expiration errors.
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[[reporting-troubleshooting-inspect-query-used-for-export]]
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=== Inspecting the query used for CSV export
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The listing of reports in *Stack Management > Reporting* allows you to inspect the query used for CSV export. It can be helpful to see the raw responses
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from Elasticsearch, or determine if there are performance improvements to be gained by changing the way you query the data.
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1. Go to **Stack Management > Reporting** and click the info icon next to a report.
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2. In the footer of the report flyout, click **Actions**.
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3. Click **Inspect query in Console** in the **Actions** menu.
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4. This will open the *Console* application, pre-filled with the queries used to generate the CSV export.
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[role="screenshot"]
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image::https://images.contentstack.io/v3/assets/bltefdd0b53724fa2ce/blt4758e67aaec715d9/67897d0be92e090a6dc626a8/inspect-query-from-csv-export.gif[Inspect the query used for CSV export]
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[float]
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[[reporting-troubleshooting-csv-token-expired]]
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=== Token expiration
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