OEM 11g - Monitored SQL Executions, click SQL ID, shows blank screen??

I am trying to investigate my execution plans against my DB; and was informed i can check current status of SQL scripts using:
Performance tab > SQL Monitoring > Monitored SQL Executions
I click on SQL ID i want to investigate and comes back with blank screen instead of the overview tab.
See Oracle URL below for screenshot
Figure 6-8 Monitored SQL Execution Details Page
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11857_01/em.111/e11982/database_management.htm
Kind Regards,
Paul

Please log an SR provide SQL Monitor Active Report for your SQL. Thanks.
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user8809493 wrote:
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exception
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