Unable to deploy calc manager rule attrbuts in 11.1.2.1

I'm unable to validate/deploy a rule of calc Manager in 11.1.2.1. This rule is also developed as a calc script and gets validated/executed successfully.
This is a custom currency conversion script

Sample
Jan)
IF (@ISMBR (@Attribute ("b_CNY")))
"USD" = "Currency" / "Avg_Rate"-> "CNY";

ELSEIF...

ELSEIF...

ENDIF
)

Do we know if this a bug known?

Thank you

It used to be a bug that @attribute could not be validated, perhaps useful to check patch to see if it is still attached.

See you soon

John
http://John-Goodwin.blogspot.com/

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