Line Item Dimension has been reset / cancelled after upgrade to 7.0

Hello,
we upgraded to Netweaver BI 7.0 SP 17 and now I receive the message that the line item flag in the dimension has been reset / cancelled.
Can I set the line item flag again also in the new BI 7.0 Multicube?
Does anyone know where to set the flag ?
Thanks and regards,
Ilona

Hi llona,
U need to set the flag at the dimention screen of the Multiprovider..
When u enter the Dimention screen there u can find all the dimentions of the Multiprovider, right side to those dimension u can check the Line Item Dimention flag..
Make sure that u will assign only one char to the line item dimension.. then only u can treat a dimension as Line Item..
Thanks
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