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Short Dump "UC_OBJECTS_NOT_CONVERTIBLE" in program SAPLKKBL

former_member386202
Active Contributor
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Hi friends,

On unicode system For one ALV Z report the function module

"REUSE_ALV_LIST_DISPLAY" is showing dump.

Dump is :-

The statement

"MOVE src TO dst"

requires that the operands "dst" and "src" are convertible.

Since this statement is in a Unicode program, the special conversion

rules for Unicode programs apply.

In this case, these rules were violated.

can anybody give me the solution?

thanks,

Prashant

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Lakshmant1
Active Contributor
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Hi Prashant,

Please check whether SRC and DST structures are same for variable and internal tables.

Thanks

Lakshman

Former Member
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Hi Prashant,

Check the Both structures length SRC & DST.

Due to fields length or fields difference in both the structures the system unable to move data from one structure to another structure.Maintain the same fields in both the structrues.

Thanks & Regads,

KKD

Former Member
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I had once encountered this error. There is generally mismatch between the table structure and the fieldcatlog.

what I had done was, I forgot to mention the field name. Hence, my display table was taken as nested table.

eg. instead of

begin of po_tab occurs 0,

ebeln type ekko-ebeln,

end of po_tab.

I had written

begin of po_tab occurs 0,

ebeln type ekko,

end of po_tab.

The error was rectified after i fixed this. Please check your code.

Former Member
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Hi Prasanth,

Sometimes this may be because of Enhancement problems. i.e. if your source and destination structure fields may/may not be enahanced after your changes in that. So please check and if you are not fixed any enhancement category in dictionary structure also, this unicode problem will be occur.

Thanks,

Renuka.