Help get input controls working WEBI 4.0 BEx

Hello All
I am trying to get WEBI Input Control working for me, and all I seem to be getting is the error message
Unable to get the first page of the current report.
Please check the validity of your report or contact your administrator. (ERR WIJ 20003).
What I am doing is as follows:
Create a Cross Tab based upon BEx Query via BICS the format is basically
Cross Tab 1
FY.........Period..........Structure.........u20AC
I am wanting to click on FY and have it report on
Cross Tab 2
Period..........Structure.........u20AC
I then create an element link for all objects (single doesn't work either)
When I select FY I get the above error message.
Can anyone please help me become wiser as to how to work with WEBI and BEx?
Thanks
Phillip

Hi Philip,
Thanks for your interest in Web Intelligence input controls.
Although I have not all the details of the issue you are encountering, this looks like a bug we've found with Web Intelligence 4.0 input controls occurring specifically with objects from BICS sources (logged as fix request 1553312 / customer issue CSS 393735 in our systems).
This issue has been fixed with Web Intelligence 4.0 SP2.1 (patch 1 of SP2), which has been released last week AFAIK.
If the issue persists or you are not sure that this fix addresses your issues, I strongly encourage you to get in touch with customer support to report your issue so wde can have this corrected as soon as possible.
Please keep in mind besides that hiercharchies are not yet supported by input controls, new controls will be specifically introduced with Web Intelligence 4.1 to select values from tree lists.
Hope that helps,
David.

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