on 09-12-2016 3:59 PM
Hi ,
We are having a flow from SFTP-->PO-->SFTP
It is a passthrough interface without any mappings.
We pick the file and place the same file in a different SAP server.
When SAP , views the file in transaction al11, they see an appended # at the end of each row, which is causing a issue with file processing.
Solution tried.
Adding: AF_Modules/MessageTransformBean , Transform.ContentType = text/xml;charset=utf-8
http://scn.sap.com/community/pi-and-soa-middleware/blog/2014/10/09/character-encoding-handled-the-ri... ,we followed, still we findign same issue.
Please let us know if you have any inputs to solve this issue.
Thank you.
Hi Rohit,
If people are seeing # at the end of the file in AL11 then there is probably nothing wrong with the file. The # character will be displayed in many places/transactions in an ABAP system when the character is not one that can be displayed... e.g. line feed, carriage return or the combination of carriage return/line feed, other control characters, etc. Likely more analysis should be done with whatever is being done to process the file on the receiving system.
Regards,
Ryan Crosby
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Hi Rohit,
You have missed the point of what I was saying... likely the character(s) in question are not truly # characters but simply a GUI representation of some other control character. Download the file from the location and view it in something like Notepad++ to see what data is there - what you will find is that those are something like carriage returns or line feeds.
Regards,
Ryan Crosby
Hi Rohit,
To further explain... here is a debugger example showing how the SAP GUI shows two carriage return/line feeds in a row within a string from our HR system. In the highlighted section you see four # characters to represent the control characters and the hex below of 000D000A000D000A or what would be 0D0A0D0A in single byte ASCII.
Regards,
Ryan Crosby
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