on 2020 Jan 23 1:40 PM
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It's normal, the table T002 contains both the internal 1-character value (묩) and the external 2-characters value (HI).
(internal means the value in the database, external means the value displayed, printed or exported to an external system)
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Yes.
I don't know if 묩 is kept unchanged in the ABAP editor. Otherwise, use:
IF sy-langu = cl_abap_conv_in_ce=>uccp( 'BB29' ). " eventually call the method once during program load
NB: I don't know why SAP used this special symbol. I could just find one confirmation in note 2652874 "The IDs of Hindi, Kazakh and Vietnamese in SAP systems are special multi-byte characters. For example: Hindi is 묩 (U+BB29)."
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