Creating Structure in Query Designer

Hi All,
I created one Balance sheet report based on Remotecube 0FIGL_R10.
In Query designer i created one structure under that i defined Asset , Liability , Cash , Account Receivables , Inventory like that. and each of them are restricted by G/L Account . in keyfigure i have Balance. Now when i tried to run the report it doesnot show me result. while data are existing in to Remote cube.
Did i forget any settings in designer or If i create structure in BEx then do i have to set any properties please let me know.
Regards,
BI NEW

Hi,
Thanks for reply.
." Presence of structure is not the hindrance for query output."
. Can you explain me why structure is not hindrance for query output ?
" Check the remote cube connectivity with the source."
How to check remotecube connectivity with source ?
.Regards,
BI NEW

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