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We have personalization activated for BEx and have turned it on for :
     -Activate BEx History ON
     -Variables Personalization ON
     -Web Report Personalization ON
When users log in the History button appears when they attempt to open a BEx Query.
However when they click the History button the message "No Objects Found" appears.
These users have opened queries in the past and are not new IDs. We also created test IDs and generated some history by running queries and workbooks. When these test IDs try to open queries the history button still says "No Objects Found".
We are on NW2004s BI. Does anyone have a suggestion as to why this functionality is not working properly?
thank you in advance.

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