Can't find time characteristics

Hi,
I have a MultiProvider which is on 2 ODSes. I can't find any time characteristics in the MultiProvider. And when I am building a query I can't find the time dimension either.
Please suggest.
Thanks
SAPBW

Your Question is:
I can't find the time characteristics 0FISCPER in the ODS.
Where do we find them, like the way we see them under Time Characteristics when we DISPLAY the InfoCube.
My Answer is:
In ODS ,automatically 0FISCPER will be appearing only if at least one of yr characteristics present in the ODS is of type time dependent
Moreover you could also pick 0FISCPER from the template visible in left hand side of the ODS screen and then include it in ODS (data field)
let me know if still you are unanswered.

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