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In Dremio, click on the Jobs icon  on the left side of your screen, under Datasets and SQL Runner.  Dremio will ask you if you want to save any changes, click <b>“Leave”</b> . 

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The Dremio Jobs page shows the jobs that Dremio has completed or are currently being run.
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If you click into an individual row, you can see details about the individual jobs. 
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If you look at your jobs in Dremio you will see the jobs that have been passed down from Tableau as well as the jobs that you have run in Dremio.  In the list of jobs on the left you see that each job shows the Dataset, User, Start Time, Duration and End Time.  Notice that the duration of your jobs both in Tableau and Dremio are <1 second.  When you created a count of records in Tableau, a query was passed down to Dremio and Dremio performed that query on S3 and passed back the results.  All in less than a second!
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You will notice that next to some Duration values, you will see a flame.  The flame identifies that the query performed was accelerated by a Dremio reflection.  
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As you continue to create visualizations in Tableau, reference back to the Jobs Page to see how fast Dremio is returning the response.  

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