FDM csv file Import to ESSBASE

Hi ,
I am importing a csv file into ESSBASE through FDM, However the only processes that complete successfully are 1. Import 2. Validate and 3. Import .... When I click on "Check" its simply says processing please wait and I dont get an orange fish under the word "CHECK". Please Help , what am i missing??

Hello,
In order to have the check fish, you have to have Validation Entities and Validation Rules created and assigned to the location. You also have to have Pop-Ups disabled and a PDF viewer installed.
Are you sure these requirements are met?
Hopefully this helps....

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