‎2008 Jun 21 3:04 PM
Hi experts,
I have encountered a problem regarding formatting errors of the attached file.
the attached error file contains
[ S y s t e m ]
N a m e = I D E
D e s c r i p t i o n = I D E S M a n i l a
C l i e n t = 2 5 1
[ U s e r ]
N a m e =
[ F u n c t i o n ]
T i t l e = A B A P r u n t i m e e r r o r s
C o m m a n d = S T 2 2
but in the contents_bin table
[System]
Name=IDE
Description=IDES Manila
Client=251
[User]
Name=
[Function]
Title=ABAP runtime errors
Command=ST22
as you can see there were no spaces between the letters in the table but in the output there are spaces have been generated.
Please help me with this problem. i need no generate a file the same as what i placed in the table..
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Edited by: Durairaj Athavan Raja on Jun 22, 2008 10:07 AM
‎2008 Jun 22 8:10 AM
do not post duplicate threads. i have deleted the other one. and
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Raja
‎2008 Jun 22 8:44 AM
‎2008 Jun 22 9:05 AM
Use string type data types instead of CHAR type variables in your Object Content
Regards,
Ravi
‎2008 Jun 22 2:59 PM
i created an attachment in sending an email. my attachment is an SAP shortcut. when i looked at the output in tcode SOST, the attachment has wrong formatting of characters. the letters now had been separated with spaces and the carriage return/line feed character was not converted properly.
I tried it on SAP 4.6c and it works but when i tried it on ECC6 it did not worked.
I cannot transfer the contents to a string type because the function module needs the structure SOLISTI1 which has a char type field.