SSCR for database view

Dear Guru's,
M_MCH1M = Generated view for matchcode ID MCH1        -M
Actually I want to add some fields in this database view .
So I applied in key values for SSCR.
PgmID Type Object name:
Basis release *       : 700 R3TR
PgmID *       : R3TR
Type *       : VIEW
Object name * : M_MCH1M
But I am not getting the Access key for this object.
Please advice me is there any missing from my end?
Thanks and B/R
Bishnu
04/11

Dear Krishnendu,
Thanks for your advice.
From you first quote:
Help me to find the access key. is there any mistake in my SSCR request fields.
Second:
I need to change in this help view because I am using MIGO.
Please advice me.
Thanks and B/R
Bishnu
06/11

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