Currency translation type 0CMCALDAY is not available in the system

Hi,
When I run the query, I am getting following error message
"Abort the currency translation type 0CMCALDAY is not available in the system"
I couldn't find 0cmcalday object in BC too. How can I install in this obj in BW??
Thanks,
SK

Problem solved
It is located under Currency Conversion types, in the BC

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