Access archived dunning histories

Hi SAP,
I have archived dunning histories using FI_MKKDUNN and I have activated the info structure SAP_FICA_DUNN01 to access data by using transaction SARI. But when I dsplay the document using transaction FPE3, the dunning histories are not displayed. the system gives me a message that there is no dunning histories for this document.
is there any way to access data using the standard transaction FPE3?
Best regards.
Raissi Hanane.

Dear Sandeep,
Currently I am facing same issue.
Have you found the solution..?
Pls post the details if you have the solution.
With regards,
Tony.

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