Solution : https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/758870 (SAP Service marketplace login required)
Summary :
When users upload Multicash or ZENGINKYOU format files into SAP systems, incorrect character interpretation can occur, such as misreading German umlauts. This issue arises due to the system using Unicode UTF-8, while the files remain in an ASCII, non-unicode code page. To rectify, SAP provides a solution where users can set the correct character set for file uploads through the user parameter UCP. SAP Note outlines steps for configuring this setting via SM31 and updating user profiles according to specific code page settings listed in table TCP00. Implementation of program corrections is also required.
Key words :
terms electronic bank statement, account statement file, development class fte, upload code page, attached program corrections, system code page, japanese format zenginkyou, maintain table tpara, system->user profile->, create parameter ucp
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