No access to environment 'test_cons'

When i try to import a transport from dev to qa, i get the above error, i have setup the RFC, setup the BW User, run transaction RSTPRFC, bwuser/BPC_SERVICE has sap_all and role BPC_SERVICE. the global parm for rfc_destination is set to the rfc. My user has sap_all in the client, and i even added it to the admin group in the bpc console? What am i missing.

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@8R@    UJE_DATA_CHECKER    W    000    Missing task ID P0008 in profile PRIMARYADMIN
Error occurs when checking member formula use on other dimensions
No access to environment 'test_CONS'
SAP_BASIS    731    0010    SAPKB73110    SAP Basis Component
SAP_ABA    731    0010    SAPKA73110    Cross-Application Component
PI_BASIS    731    0010    SAPK-73110INPIBASIS    Basis Plug-In
ST-PI    2008_1_710    0008    SAPKITLRE8    SAP Solution Tools Plug-In
BI_CONT    747    0008    SAPK-74708INBICONT    Business Intelligence Content
SAP_BW    731    0010    SAPKW73110    SAP Business Warehouse
CPMBPC    801    0005    SAPK-80105INCPMBPC    CPM Business Planning and Consolidation
POASBC    100_731    0005    SAPK-10205INPOASBC    POA Shared Business Components

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