First, check with your Basis people to ensure that your SAP system support Unicode.
Change the coding of the text file from default value 'ANSI' to 'UTF-8', the Chinese can then be showed.
Save the file as Unicode Text (*.txt) using your Excel.
In Excel :
- File
- Save As
- Other Formats
- Unicode Text (*.txt)
In SAPGUI :
- Customizes Local Layout (Alt + F12)
- Options
- I18N
- Tick Activate Multibyte Functions to Support :
- Different character sets including multibyte
- Asian text input with global IME
ANSI only supports the standard
256 characters you see on your typical keyboard (single byte). UTF-8 supports
the 65,536 Unicode character set (double byte) needed to handle all the
different languages used throughout the world. If you send Unicode but
tell the system to expect ANSI it will read each double byte Unicode character
as two single byte ANSI characters. Which will turn it all into gibberish.
I use the following code to upload file to FTP server:
call function 'FTP_R3_TO_SERVER'
exporting
handle
= p_handle
fname
= p_filename
character_mode
= 'X'
tables
text
= i_file
exceptions
tcpip_error
= 1
command_error
= 2
data_error
= 3
others =
4.
But after upload, I find all
Chinese Character display as ‘#’.
By the way, I use ECC6.0 to
do development.
How can I let the Chinese display
correctly?
Please check SM59 connection SAPFTP or SAPFTPA in tab Unicode tab.
