Asset History Sheet Report older than two years

Question

When trying to execute an Asset History Sheet Report (S_ALR_87011990) with a report date (BRDATU) older than two fiscal years the system would not display any information.
can anyone give me a technical reason why the system would not show this information to such date?
thanks

Answer 1

Thank you all.
I have found OSS Note 1433686. has anyone ever implemented it
It says:
Summary
Symptom
In reporting of Asset Accounting, you can make evaluations in closed fiscal years only for the last day of a fiscal year.  If you enter a mid-year report date as the report date for a closed fiscal year, the system issues the following error message: AU 116 - "Report date & is invalid for this report".
Other terms
DBADAF05, FORM BUKRS_CHANGE, FIAA_CHECK_REPORTING_DATE, AU116, AU 116, AU172, AU 172, ANLB, ANLBZA, ANLC, reporting, mid-year, report date, closed fiscal year, fiscal year, end of period
Reason and Prerequisites
You require an enhanced function.
Solution
    1. Perform the following manual tasks.
    2. Implement the source code corrections.
    3. The program changes enable you to create an asset report (for example, asset history sheet, asset portfolio, and so on) with a mid-year report date in a closed fiscal year.
    When you execute an asset report, the system informs you that it is a reporting period from a closed fiscal year (information message AU 172).
    If the report date is at the fiscal year end, the system outputs the saved annual values (table ANLC) in the asset report.  The asset values are not recalculated in this case.
    If the report date is not at the fiscal year end, the system recalculates the depreciation and the net book value up to this report date with the currently valid depreciation term defined.
        Depreciation terms (table ANLB)
                    In this table, the currently valid depreciation terms are defined.
        Time-dependent depreciation terms (table ANLB)
                    With Release ERP 2005 (ECC 6.0), when you activate the EA-FIN extension set, the system automatically activates the "new" depreciation calculation in Asset Accounting. The new depreciation calculation enables you to specify time-dependent depreciation terms in the asset master records.
                    If time-dependent depreciation terms are defined, the system takes these time-dependent depreciation terms into account for the depreciation calculation (for more information, see Note 1366920).
           Note the following:
           In the mid-year asset report (report date not at the fiscal year end), the depreciations or net book value may have different results in the historical calculation and in the current calculation on the report date.  This is due to the asset-related depreciation terms that may have been changed, for example, depreciation key, useful life, and so on.
Manual Pre-Implement.
VALID FOR
Software Component   SAP_APPL                      SAP Application
Release 46C          All Support Package Levels
Release 470          All Support Package Levels
Release 500          All Support Package Levels
Release 600          All Support Package Levels
Release 602          All Support Package Levels
Release 603          All Support Package Levels
Release 604          All Support Package Levels
Release 605          w/o Support Packages
New message: Message class: AU  Number: 172
Use transaction SE91 to create the new message.
Message class:    AU
Message number:    172
Message short text:
The report date is in a closed fiscal year.
Enter the following long text (Ctrl+F7):
Diagnosis
The report date is in the past.
The report date can be the year end or any mid-year end of period.
System Response
In a mid-year asset report (report date at a mid-year end of period) in a closed fiscal year, the depreciations or net book value may have different results in the historical calculation and in the current calculation on the report date.  This is due to the asset-related depreciation terms that may have been changed, for example, depreciation key, useful life, and so on. In this case, the asset values are recalculated with the currently defined depreciation terms of the fixed asset.