Global variable in where (flux abap)

Hi
after migration dataservices 11.5 to dataservices 4.2
sqlserver 2008
I have a job compositions a data flow abap which feeds out of target a table of the datawarehouse
i have to declare 2 aggregate variable DATE_DEB and DATE_FIN
and i use these variables in the where on the level of my query
when i carries out my query i have a message error (attache file)
you have an idea
Thank you

(14.2) 05-27-14 13:43:46 (E) (7376:12128) RES-020107: |SESSION __JOB_DS_JIT_VIEWDATA_|DATAFLOW __DF_DS_JIT_VIEWDATA_|STATEMENT <GUID::'d0f4bc2b-654c-440b-b64a-cc39d5e02309' QUERY Query>
RÃ©fÃ©rencement d'une variable non dÃ©clarÃ©e <$DATE_DEB>. DÃ©clarez la variable dans le contexte en cours d'utilisation.
(14.2) 05-27-14 13:43:46 (E) (7376:12128) RES-020107: |SESSION __JOB_DS_JIT_VIEWDATA_|DATAFLOW __DF_DS_JIT_VIEWDATA_|STATEMENT <GUID::'d0f4bc2b-654c-440b-b64a-cc39d5e02309' QUERY Query>
RÃ©fÃ©rencement d'une variable non dÃ©clarÃ©e <$DATE_DEB>. DÃ©clarez la variable dans le contexte en cours d'utilisation.

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