Difference between exception aggregation in keyfigure

Hi
what is the difference between exception aggregation in key fig properties in modelling and key fig properties in query

Hi Promod,
Exception aggregation in key fig properties is GLOBAL (it will affects all queries,where ever used these key figures),because ur defining at Info object level.
Key fig properties in query is LOCAL (it will affect only for that particular Query) ,because ur defining at query level.
hope it helps.....
Thanks
chandra sekhar

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