Verified Defects Pareto chart

Hi,
When I select a NC code in the verified defects pareto chart in the PCA dashboard I receive an errormessage, so just by clicking in the chart on one of the NC bars (403 Forbidden SAP NetWeaver Application Server 7.11 / AS Java 7.11) SAP ME Version 5.2
In SAP ME 5.1 this works correct, the operator selects the NC bar in the pareto chart which is the cause of the primary NC, and automatically the secondary is selected from the pareto chart in the PCA dashboard.
Does anybody experience the same behaviour in SAP ME 5.2?
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Manfred

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