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Unicode issue

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Hi Friends,

We have a RFC call to our SAP ECC6 unicode enabled system. The external non-unicode system sends some text to SAP function module. One of these character is 'Y'. But the SAP function module returns a message that the character is not recognized.

Please note that the RFC communication with external system has been flagged as 'non-unicode system'.

Now my question is how to interpret the non-unicode 'Y' coming to the SAP system as uni-code 'Y'?

Regards,

M..

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Hi

Try figurng out the ASCii code for it and send it again.

Regards

Gaurav

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Hi,

Did you find the solution for this issue.

Pl share.I am working in unicode conversion project.

Thanks in advance.

sharma

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Hi.

Chekc these posible solutions...

1. This character U+2013 cannot be converted to code page 1100 because it is not defined in code page 1100 (Latin-1). Technically there is no work around or fix possible.

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2. For the conversion the only work around is to define a replacement character in the RFC connection (default is U0023 = #). i.e. Replace the U2013 in the source system by a simple U+002D (HYPHEN MINUS) which is an ASCII character which can be represented in code page 1100.. do this thru SM59.

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3. We can directly try changing the RFC in SM59 by passing U+002D for HYPHEN MINUS. This was for the issue with the '-' character.

regards...

M....