Datamart application component tree invisible

Is the R/3 application component hierarchy and BW application component hierarchy same
I read on service sap ,its NOT
so how to get the Datamart tree visible with all the 8*datasources ,as of now its not visible but if i go to RSA6 ,i see all those datasources under the component called DM and DM-IO
now how to get this DM and DM-IO from RSA6 to appear in the datamart tree section from below path
RSA1>Sourcesystem>Datamart-->Datasource overview
currently nothing appears here ,BUT R/3 application component is visible properly under
RSA1>Sourcesystem>R/3-->application component
thanks

None of the answers are correct,I do have mentioned clearly am talking of here the DATAMART (8*)appl comp hierarchy and not R/3 appl comp hierarchy ,R/3 is visible.
Also its not that just one or two 8* datasource do not appear in the datamart appl comp hierarchy ,the whole tree itself is dissappeared,it was visible just a day back,so the tool-->settings replied do not solve the issue ,it was already tried though.
R/3 and datamart appl comp hierarchy both are separate totally.
thanks

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