No rows returned in GC Reports

Hi all,
I created my own report with the body as the following:
Table from SQL:
select * from sys.aud$ where to_char(ntimestamp#, 'DD-MON-YYYY')='18-NOV-2008'
I granted select on sys.aud$ to SYSMAN and MGMT_VIEW users in my TEST database.
When I am trying to run the report, it returns the empty table saying: "No rows returned", while there a lot of records:
17:13:17 db_manager@test> select count(*) from sys.aud$;
COUNT(*)
559859
Elapsed: 00:00:00.10
17:13:26 db_manager@test>
Does anybody know what I am missing here?
Thanks a lot in advance!
M.

Hi, DBMS Direct.
thank you for writing to me.
could you please suggest how to check and to make sure that it queries the correct DB?
When I click on Edit button, In General tab in Targets I check the second radio button: Use the specified target and then i click on a flashlight and pick my DB. Whatever database I pick, the result is the same: no rows selected... Smells like it queries itself (repository)...
Please, advise, Im fighting for about two weeks now..
Thanks in advance,
M.

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