TIME KF in the query??

Hi all,
I loaded data from ODS to Cube and have Time CHARs in my Cube. But I don't have any values for my TIME CHARS in the query. Can someone tell me how to fix it?
Thanks
J.

Hi John,
Just check the Update Rules and Transfer Rules whether mapping has been done properly for the Time Chars and also check whether data exists for Time Chars in the underlying ODs from which the data is pulled into Cube.
Thanks,
Vamsi

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                and product_consumer_valid_from <= 20100228235959
              group by consumer_key
                  , product_key
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    Rob.

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