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ECC Unicode compatible Language,Character list

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We are downstream ECC 6.0 system for a third party which sends the Unicode standard character set like Ş (is a letter of the Azerbaijani, Gagauz, Turkish, and Turkmen alphabets).

When we pass character to our downstream systems, Ş is being replaced with & # 3 5 0 string (apparently via conversion) but ECC 6.0 being unicode compatible system, it is expected to pass exact character without any Conversion.

Here are the questions,

1.Does ECC 6.0 being unicode compatible system mean it can accept and process (In and Out of SAP) all characters of the languages Azerbaijani, Gagauz, Turkish, and Turkmen without any conversion?

2.Is there a transaction where the language list and full list of acceptable and processable characters can be viewed?

3.Is there way a avoid character conversion and pass exact character out of ECC as received?

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alichtenau
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Hi Shreyas,

to answer your questions:
  1. Yes, it can process all characters.
  2. Please check the attachment of SAP Note 73606 for all supported languages (local languages) and their language key.
  3. For sure there is a way! Let's discuss this! 🙂

Please answer the questions of SAP Note 1855811 to get some more insight.

Basically documents have to be send in UTF8. If this is not the case then the way of reading the document has to be checked. Is there some open dataset coding involved? Then the encoding option has to be checked and possibly adapted.

Cheers,
Andreas

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alichtenau
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Hi Shreyas,

to answer your questions:
  1. Yes, it can process all characters.
  2. Please check the attachment of SAP Note 73606 for all supported languages (local languages) and their language key.
  3. For sure there is a way! Let's discuss this! 🙂

Please answer the questions of SAP Note 1855811 to get some more insight.

Basically documents have to be send in UTF8. If this is not the case then the way of reading the document has to be checked. Is there some open dataset coding involved? Then the encoding option has to be checked and possibly adapted.

Cheers,
Andreas

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Thanks Andreas that helped a lot.