Open Channel - Address Data File Export

Hi,
I have created a Mail Form to do Customer address Export into csv file. Everything went fine except 2 fields has not extrated succefully, BAPIBUS1006_CENTRAL_PERSON-FIRSTNAME and BAPIBUS1006_CENTRAL_PERSON-LASTNAME. I have checked the the business partner contact person is maintained.
Do anyone know where else should i maintain in the business partner details in order to get these 2 fields extracted?
Thanks,
Vivienne

Hi Srinu,
Thanks for your prompt reply, however, I don't understand your answer. These 2 fields are retrived from the structure BAPIBUS1006_CENTRAL_PERSON, how do i use the function you've mentioned?
Thanks,
Vivienne

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