Activating Master data time out problem

Dear all,
when i try to activate master data, it gives error message "time out" . in which tcode i can increase tha time out duration?
Thanks

Hi John,
Please check the thread below:
Activate time-dep. master data (0EMPLOYEE)
This also suggests to run the master data activation program in background, This will solve your issue,
-Vikram

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34215          3/1/2010 22:10     3/2/2010 4:30     321B          3/3/2010     3/4/2010     3/2/2010 4:30                    3/3/2010 0:00                    0.00000
34215          3/1/2010 22:10     3/2/2010 4:30     321B          3/4/2010     3/5/2010     3/2/2010 4:30                    3/4/2010 0:00                    0.00000
34215          3/1/2010 22:10     3/2/2010 4:30     321B          3/5/2010     3/6/2010     3/2/2010 4:30                    3/5/2010 0:00                    0.00000
24789          3/2/2010 13:00     3/5/2010 2:30     123A          3/1/2010     3/2/2010     3/2/2010 0:00                    3/2/2010 13:00                    0.00000
24789          3/2/2010 13:00     3/5/2010 2:30     123A          3/2/2010     3/3/2010     3/3/2010 0:00                    3/2/2010 13:00                    0.45833
24789          3/2/2010 13:00     3/5/2010 2:30     123A          3/3/2010     3/4/2010     3/4/2010 0:00                    3/3/2010 0:00                    1.00000
24789          3/2/2010 13:00     3/5/2010 2:30     123A          3/4/2010     3/5/2010     3/5/2010 0:00                    3/4/2010 0:00                    1.00000
24789          3/2/2010 13:00     3/5/2010 2:30     123A          3/5/2010     3/6/2010     3/5/2010 2:30                    3/5/2010 0:00                    0.10417
31542          3/2/2010 21:30     3/4/2010 10:30     321B          3/1/2010     3/2/2010     3/2/2010 0:00                    3/2/2010 21:30                    0.00000
31542          3/2/2010 21:30     3/4/2010 10:30     321B          3/2/2010     3/3/2010     3/3/2010 0:00                    3/2/2010 21:30                    0.10417
31542          3/2/2010 21:30     3/4/2010 10:30     321B          3/3/2010     3/4/2010     3/4/2010 0:00                    3/3/2010 0:00                    1.00000
31542          3/2/2010 21:30     3/4/2010 10:30     321B          3/4/2010     3/5/2010     3/4/2010 10:30                    3/4/2010 0:00                    0.43750
31542          3/2/2010 21:30     3/4/2010 10:30     321B          3/5/2010     3/6/2010     3/4/2010 10:30                    3/5/2010 0:00                    0.00000
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Hello
im with this problem
i have master data:
material/till/since/price/description
1/14.01.2010/01.01.1000/20/Material1-old
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cube:
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how can i fix it?
regards,

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At "Query properties" screen, you can define a "Key date". It can be fixed or it can be calculated from a user-input variable. If you do not specify one, the default key date value is the date on which the query is executed (today).
For time-dependent data, the key date determines the time for which the data is selected (material price, in your case). However, there is only one key date per query. You can't make it dynamic depending on the value of 0CALDAY in every transactional data record.
Perhaps you might consider the option of adding 0AMOUNT to your InfoCube, and precalculate the formula quantity*price using an ABAP routine which reads price from InfoObject Q table, filtering by OBJVERS='A' and DATETO/DATEFROM=0CALDAY.
I hope this helps you.
Regards,
Maximiliano

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