Question:
I am in the situation where a special character # is defined in the permitted chars, but can't be loaded anyway.
What I am currently doing is to get rid of this char in the transfer rule, but I would like to load it as is.
Any idea what I am missing ?
Answer:
When you run RSKC, do you see the character #? Is it the only special character permitted? I had such a problem, when space had to be added. When I put it at the end, the system didn't recognize it. So I moved it between some other special chars, that users wanted to see.
Here is the buch of spl. chars permitted in our system:
$#- Ö'X@[]()^\`
You can see your # and a space bar after the -
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Answer:
search oss (or the forum).. there is a note on this special case for RSKC (both # and ! behave differntly then other special character)
Tip : is your field just contains 1 character and this is #, it won't work, even with the entry existing in RSKC ..; have to fix it manually with abap in the routine...