Account Receivables AR_AUTOMNT - Automatic Maintenance Processing.

I need help to set up AR_AUTOMNT process. I followed peoplebooks 'Setting Up Automatic Maintenance Processing' After i run the process in the message log i see this.
10 2:59:45PM PS:AR - Automatic Maintenance
10 2:59:46PM 1 Requests will be processed
10 2:59:47PM Building Work Tables
10 3:00:02PM 96 debit items selected for processing
10 3:00:03PM 96 credit items selected for processing
10 3:00:03PM Database Update in progress
10 3:00:18PM 0 Maintenance Worksheets created
10 3:00:18PM 0 line items created on Maintenance Worksheets
10 3:00:19PM 92 Pending Groups created
10 3:00:19PM 0 line items created in Pending Groups
10 3:00:19PM 92 line items created in Pending Groups
10 3:00:20PM Automatic Maintenance process has completed successfully
3:00:27PM Published message with ID edac0e95-80b7-11e0-a6a0-ed6ef00794bc to create entry in folder GENERAL.
3:00:27PM Successfully posted generated files to the report repository
The reports were blank for 'AR11004', 'AR11005'.
I did not understand where i am doing worng.
In the SET UP Automatic maintenance Methods-
I am trying to balanace the Items, Item Balance which is less than eqaul to $9.99

Hi Suresh,
Thank you for your kind response.
I've checked OB31 and found no entries. I've used tcode: SU21 and SU22 to chec the affected tcode: FD01 .
I've also checked and analyzed authorization object F_KNA1_AEN and have configured a dummry role for testing in QAS.
Authorization package in the dummy role:
-> Maintained Customer: Change Authorization for Certain Fields            F_KNA1_AEN
-> Maintained Customer: Change Authorization for Certain Fields            T-QS25298300
->   Field group                VGRUP
For Field group (VGRUP), I'm able to define the "Object Type": D for Customers, but I do not know what is the value for "Field Group"
Please kindly advice how can this be done.
Thank you.
Cheers.

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