There is no good way to display the last refresh date in workbook.
We need to create a Column in Dataset and display.
Instead can we have standard "Parameter" like Current Time, Current Date .
@Rajakumar Burra
Unlike Current Date/Time, a Refresh timestamp is specific to each dataset entity and only applies to cached entities. The best approach is to have a column based on the relevant data that is being refreshed. The column can be queried from a parameter and displayed (which is what I assume you are already doing).
We will look into adding the last refresh date into the catalog API, but it might be slower to retrieve than a simple column.
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