B1i - KeyExpansion no payload in b1i.message

Hi experts,
we create a b1i szenario with keyexpansion. the result of keyexpansion querry for the payload area in b1i.message is missing
Please check some snippets from our xml- & xsl-files:
BETAMETA
     <KeyExpansionRule side="R">
          <TargetObjectType ObjectTypeId="ItemCount" RequestGenerationRuleLink="/sim.com.sap.b1i.datasync.001/biu.Z.KeyExTest/qry.xsl">
               <ObjectKeyList>
                    <ObjectKey FieldName="manufacturerId" SelectionPath="//KeyExTest/product/manufacturerId"/>
               </ObjectKeyList>
          </TargetObjectType>
     </KeyExpansionRule>
Query - XSL:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" xmlns:sim="urn:com.sap.b1i.sim:entity" sim:force="">
     <xsl:output method="xml" encoding="utf-8" indent="yes"/>
     <xsl:variable name="key" select="//sim:TargetObjectType/sim:ObjectKeyList/sim:ObjectKey[@FieldName='manufacturerId']/@FieldValue"/>
     <xsl:template match="/">
          <Envelope>
               <Header>
                    <Action>execsql</Action>
               </Header>
               <Body>
                    <BOM>
                         <BO>
                              <QueryStatement>
                                   SELECT MAX(ItemCode) AS ItemCount FROM OITM WHERE (ItemCode BETWEEN '99000000' AND '99999999')
                              </QueryStatement>
                         </BO>
                    </BOM>
               </Body>
          </Envelope>
     </xsl:template>
</xsl:stylesheet>
Snippet from transfer-xsl
          <xsl:variable name="DB.ItemCount" select="//OITM/row/ItemCount"/>
Snippet from message.xml
I think the entry <DBDataEnrichmentFlag> causes the mistake.
      <DBDataEnrichmentFlag xmlns="">false (not relevant)</DBDataEnrichmentFlag>
    </Header>
    <b1im:Body xmlns:b1im="urn:com.sap.b1i.sim:b1imessage">
      <b1im:Payload ObjectTypeId="Z.F.AnySystem_KeyExText" ObjectRole="S">
        <KeyExTest xmlns="">
        </KeyExTest>
      </b1im:Payload>
      <b1im:Payload ObjectTypeId="B1.2007_ITM" ObjectRole="R">
        <BOM xmlns="">
          <BO>
            <AdmInfo>
              <Object>4</Object>
              <Version>2007</Version>
            </AdmInfo>
            <QueryParams>
              <ItemCode>NaN</ItemCode>
            </QueryParams>
            <Items>
              <row>
              </row>
            </Items>
          </BO>
        </BOM>
      </b1im:Payload>
    </b1im:Body>
</B1IMessage>
I hope you can help me!
Tanks!

Hi Sabine,
The object "ItemCount" does not follow the object naming convension of SAP, for B1 object, it shall be Z.B1.2007_ItemCount.
It is recommended to create B1 object via B1iSN Tools.
After creating the object with the correct naming convension:
1. If the key expansion defination (defined in BIU, and a BIU belongs to one BizPackage) was defined after creating the corresponding BizPackage instance:
(1) If the B1iSN patch version is PL07 or higher, the user has to first deactivate the BizPackage instance, modify (but do not need to do any change), save and finally reactivate the BizPackage instance.
(2) If the B1iSN patch version is PL06 or lower, the user has to first delete the BizPackage instance, and then recreate a new BizPackage instance.
2. If the key expansion defination was defined before creating the corresponding BizPackage instance, you can create a csn message and SAP will hlep you.
Regards, yatsea

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