Maps in Bex - ZipCode

Hi!
I installed ESRI ArcView software package on my system to integrate the geographical data in my SAP BW system.
Now I want to show the allocation of our suppliers (0vendor) on a map by using the zip-code (0Postal_CD).
I marked the InfoObject 0Postal_CD as “static geo-characteristic” and install the three files (.dbf, .shp, .shx). Therefore I use “cntry200” and “g_city00”.
When I start the query in MS-Excel it opens with the expected result: ZipCodes and the quantity even it’s possible to open the map.
But then generally the whole World-map is starting, showing my areas not in color but in small circles. When I take the country into the query it’s possible to show the colored areas.
Which steps do I have to follow, to make SAP to show my Zip-Code-Areas?

Does anyone know the solution?

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