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how to change the defined codepage in the R3 ?

carlos_zhang3
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Dear experts,

i have checked the sapR3 language,character sets information via 'snl1' and i found the default codepage is <b>4103</b> ...

please see the following check result.

Check Profiles For Language, Character Sets and so on

Application servers Assessment Text

sapdev19_Q19_29 With errors zcsa/installed_languages should only be in DEFAULT.PFL

Check Profiles For Language, Character Sets and so on

Profile parameters

Application servers Profile val.

<env> : PATH_TO_CODEPAGE

All ** not set **

<env> : SAP_CODEPAGE

All ** not set **

<kernel>: CCC_INTU

All Unicode

<kernel>: CHARSIGN

All N

<kernel>: OPSYSREL

All Windows NT

<kernel>: OSRELEAS

All 5.2

<kernel>: UC_LN

All 2

<wp> : ASPLANGS

All DE

<wp> : CODEPAGE

All <b>4103</b>

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is it possible to change the CODEPAGE to <b>8400 </b>????

Many thanks !!!

Best Regards,

Carlos

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Former Member
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Hey,

4103 Is a Unicode code page.

Before the "era" of Unicode , each language have his own code-page

for example, Hebrew 1800, Chinese 8400 and etc.

If two different systems with different code-pages need

to communicate there was always a need for converting from 1 code-page to another.

Now, you can use only one code-page for all the languages and you do not need to convert from one code-page to another (all Unicode systems have code-page 4103).

If you are using a Unicode system than it is not possible to change

to specific language code-page.

in addition, there is no supported procedure for converting Unicode system to a non-Unicode system.

(the only support procedure if from non-Unicode to Unicode system)