2011 Oct 26 8:25 PM
Hi all. I have created a RFC function that interrogates another SAP system and collects data from that system. The problem i have noticed is that some fields like Unit of measure, values (currency) are not interpreted correctly in the target system and are shown as odd characters (@#$!@@$#%).
I have checked and both systems are UNICODE. Is there a way to correct this problem ? Are the systems using different code pages ?
Regards,
Cristian.
Hi all. I have created a RFC function that interrogates another SAP system and collects data from that system. The problem i have noticed is that some fields like Unit of measure, values (currency) are not interpreted correctly in the target system and are shown as odd characters (@#$!@@$#%).
I have checked and both systems are UNICODE. Is there a way to correct this problem ? Are the systems using different code pages ?
Regards,
Cristian.
2011 Oct 27 5:33 AM
Hi Cristian,
You need to verify the following:
1. The common Unit of Measure, Currency, etc. are available as part of the installation package. If there is an additional UoM (e.g. specific to a material), then, it must have added as a Master in the source system. In such a case, you will have to sync. the masters before executing the RFC.
2. There is also a possibility of the Patch levels being different which may have additional UoM or Currencies. You should speak to the BASIS Team for this.
Regards,
Pranav.
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