Question:
Dear guys,
We want to send a material master including Chinese character descrition to an external warehouse system by IDoc. The record can be send successfully, but the Chinese descrition can't be recognize by it. Any guys can give me suggestion.
Thanks for your help.
Best wishes
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Answer:
Let's start with some basics....
Are your systems set for unicode? Ask your basis if you don't know.
Do you use any middleware for App-to-App? (SAP XI, Sterling GIS, etc) If yes, is this middleware set for unicode or to recognize the addional 2 bytes for Chinese characters?
The point I'm trying to raise for you is that the Chinese characters as many others require additional bytes in the data to be recognized and if any of the apps above is not set properly it would fail.
You may also want to ask this question in the Basis Forum. To prevent Snowy saying it is duplicate just add a note that I recommended you to post there in addition to this one.
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Our system is SAP R/3 4.6C, the character set is 8400. We connect to the ISAStore directly without middle ware. In the SM59 setting, program ID is isastore.isarecv.
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Did you check the codepage in the target system - same as the source system.
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For the source system, our sap system, the character set is 8400. Does it mean it is no-uicode system. From the RFC setting , we can get the information: the character set of the target system is 1100 and integer is LIT.
The external warehouse system is ISAStore and I don't how to check it.
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