Regarding Unicode

[Former Member]

Hi,

How to find on my serevr what are the Z program are unicode enabled?

[Former Member]

Hi!

Unicode enabling is not pre program. If unicode is installed on the server, everything is using it.

Check it out in the menu System - Status.

Regards

Tamá

[Former Member]

Hi,

If you go to Program attributes screen there will be a checkbox by name 'Unicode enabled'. If this checkbox is checked then it means the program is enabled for Unicode check. If you want to know the database table name to get all such programs then hit F1 and then F9 on this checkbox. And see in which are all the database tables that dataelement is used. thereby you can get all the program names.

thanks,

sksingh

[Former Member]

Hi

Unicode is system based concept

Ofcourse you can check whether your program is using the unicode or not in the attributes of the program.

see the checkbutton whether it is checked or not

reward points

if useful

regards

anji

[Former Member]

yes, I agree with all of you.

the server support Unicode, but there are some of Z programs which are updated for unicode check.

Now if these program calls the other programs which are not unicode enabled, the t-code is going into dump.

My requirement is to find the Z programs, which are unicode enables and what are the left ones.

By going into each and every programs attribute will not serve my pupose,

is there any simplest way by which i can take to report for the programs?

[Former Member]

Hi!

Have you checked table TNAPR for this attribute? Maybe a direct table update shall solve your problem.

Regards

Tamá

[Former Member]

Hi,

As I told you follow this procedure.

If you want to know the database table name to get all such programs then hit F1 and then F9 on this checkbox. And see in which are all the database tables that dataelement is used. thereby you can get all the program names from the table.

thanks,

sksingh

[Lakshmant1]

Hi Shefali,

Check table REPOSRC/TRDIR for field UCCHECK.

Also you refer transaction UCCHECK for related tables.

Thanks

Lakshman