Currency Conversion terminates the query execution

Hi friends,
When I execute a query it terminates due to the following error in currency conversion. "Abort System error in program CL_RSR_RRK0_CURR and form FILL_CUDIM_02-04 (see".
conversion works fine and gives correct values in target currency when the source currency is say thailand bhat, malaysian ringett, philippino peso etc.., but when i use the source currencies of zimbabwe or kenya i get this error and next the query terminates.
Can any one of you suggest me what could be the problem. How do i systemtically approach to solve this problem.
Thanks
Raj

Hi Serjio
All the currencies mentioned currencies are available in the TCURR table including the exchange rates from those currencies to USD.
Hi Sven,
I am sorry, I really didnot understand when you say "set the flag for protocol to X". You may throw more light on this. I tried debugging the program RSW_CUR_TRANSLATION_RATE_GET in the past step-by-step. This leads to lots of other programs and i was really lost in them. Pls guide me to debug it effectively.
Hi Serjio/Sven,
Further, i missed out to mention the following details in my post. We have two version of a this COPA query. One is older and the other is newer. Both were created before we upgraded from 3.1C to NW2004s.
The older version works fine. The conversion from source to target currencies is good for the african currencies also besides the asia-pacific (AP) currencies. However, the newer version throws out the error message i have mentioned in the post for african currencies but works fine for asia-pacific currencies. Even the newer version was working fine before we upgraded from 3.1C to NW2004s. Its only after the upgrade that we are encountering this problem.
In the query we are also converting the data to SGD (singapore dollar), besides USD. As i donot require this data i have hided the values in SGD. As a reason we have never maintained conversion rates/factors for converion from any of the AP or African currencies to SGD. Due to these missing rates I get an Information message to maintain the conversion rates/conversion factors for AP/African curr to SGD. This message appears along with the error message(mentioned in my post) on the same screen. This information message also appears for the older version of my query, which is currently giving correct $values. But I think we can ignore this message. Else do you think, in some way these missing rates are responsible for the trouble??.
But more surprisingly why is that the older version is not impacted by the upgrade while the newer is affected?
Pls share your views
Thanks
Raj

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