Bat multiple BLF with User Device Profiles

Has anyone able to BAT in multiple Speed Dial/BLF into a user device profile. I have CUCM 7.1 and trying to BAT in a line with multiple SD/BLF for the other buttons. I get this error
Error : Missing key in referenced table for referential constraint (informix.fk_blfspeeddial_fknumplan).
I checked my phone template and it has 1 line with 5 SD/BLF
My phone type is 9951
Thanks

Juergen,
Do your fields look like this?
Busy Lamp Field Label 3
Busy Lamp Field Label ASCII 3
Busy Lamp Field Destination 3
Busy Lamp Field Directory Number 3
J. Nelson
J. Nelson
2303 in INTERNAL-PT
Nurse
Nurse
4062 in INTERNAL-PT
Library
Library
4017 in INTERNAL-PT
B. Hipsher
B. Hipsher
4092 in INTERNAL-PT
C. Kirkland
C. Kirkland
8246 in INTERNAL-PT
L. Stoner
L. Stoner
2040 in INTERNAL-PT
South Lounge
South Lounge
2637 in INTERNAL-PT
Ginger W
Ginger W
6043 in INTERNAL-PT
K. Jaffie
K. Jaffie
4609 in INTERNAL-PT
L. Cornwall
L. Cornwall
2755 in ES-ClassRm-PT
NA Counselor
NA Counselor
2123 in ES-ClassRm-PT
S. Brigman
S. Brigman
8262 in INTERNAL-PT
D. Sorden
D. Sorden
8205 in INTERNAL-PT
J. Brandel
J. Brandel
8105 in INTERNAL-PT
J. Brandel
J. Brandel
8105 in INTERNAL-PT
S. Pebley
S. Pebley
5512 in INTERNAL-PT
S. Pebley
S. Pebley
5512 in INTERNAL-PT
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6072 in INTERNAL-PT

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Symptom:
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Conditions:
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1. Download BAT.xlt.
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work Around:
none
Status
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Severity
4 - minor
Last Modified
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Product
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Technology
1st Found-In
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Fixed-In
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http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps556/products_administration_guide_chapter09186a008055af4c.html#wp1209085
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