Process to run queries against 0FIGL_V10

Hi,
I'm working on New GL Accounting and successfully populated data into 0FIGL_O10 then to 0FIGL_C10 and executed standard queries.
My problem is with the virtual cube 0FIGL_V10 and it's standard queries.
What is process i have to perform, before executing the standard queries aganist the virtual cube 0FIGL_V10 ?
Thnaks in advance.
Mr V

Hi,
Which are your problems? What do you mean by "process i have to perform"?
you should just activate the virtual cube and querys. Then execute the querys.
check this link:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/c2/ed6840b151181ce10000000a1550b0/content.htm
regards,
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