RSCP0009 SAP ABAP Report - Measure character set compatibility
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SUBMIT RSCP0009. "Basic submit
SUBMIT RSCP0009 AND RETURN. "Return to original report after report execution complete
SUBMIT RSCP0009 VIA SELECTION-SCREEN. "Display selection screen of submitted report to user
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Text pool values
Selection Text: W_CTRL = Reject (.) or allow (T)
Selection Text: TO_CP = Frontend character set
Selection Text: P_TRAN = TRANSLATE command
Selection Text: P_FB = FM. 'SCP_TRANSLATE_CHARS'
Selection Text: P_CALL = C kernal call
Selection Text: FROM_CP = Application server char. set
Selection Text: CHARSOUT = Output all characters?
Title: Measure character set compatibility
Text Symbol: 351 = than the data.
Text Symbol: 350 = uses another character set
Text Symbol: 349 = which
Text Symbol: 348 = processed by an application server,
Text Symbol: 347 = when they are accidentally
Text Symbol: 346 = not destroyed
Text Symbol: 345 = that data are even then
Text Symbol: 344 = It is necessary,
Text Symbol: 343 = whether all data can be processed.
Text Symbol: 342 = can be examined,
Text Symbol: 341 = in the database
Text Symbol: 340 = In a system with mixed character sets
Text Symbol: 328 = back.
Text Symbol: 327 = be edited and sent
Text Symbol: 326 = and whether they can also
Text Symbol: 325 = sent to the frontend
Text Symbol: 352 = In such a case
Text Symbol: 353 = all expected bytes must be
Text Symbol: 354 = sent to the frontend.
Text Symbol: 355 = They may become
Text Symbol: 356 = illegible.
Text Symbol: 357 = When such
Text Symbol: 358 = illegible characters
Text Symbol: 359 = are returned,
Text Symbol: 360 = the original data must be
Text Symbol: 361 = recovered.
Text Symbol: 370 = The character sets analyzed are:
Text Symbol: 371 = Character set &1 for the application server
Text Symbol: 372 = and &2 for SAP GUI.
Text Symbol: 380 = Character set
Text Symbol: 382 = Name
Text Symbol: 384 = Number
Text Symbol: 324 = whether all characters can be
Text Symbol: 001 = Measure char. set compatibility
Text Symbol: 011 = Conversion method
Text Symbol: 012 = << This does not correspond to ;;
Text Symbol: 013 = the method used to connect ;;
Text Symbol: 014 = to the frontends. ;;
Text Symbol: 015 = Control character handling
Text Symbol: 020 = Conversion tool: a C kernel call
Text Symbol: 025 = similar to that also used by the
Text Symbol: 026 = dialog frontend link software
Text Symbol: 027 = .
Text Symbol: 030 = Function module SCP_TRANSLATE_CHARS.
Text Symbol: 035 = Command TRANSLATE
Text Symbol: 140 = Translatability of bytes
Text Symbol: 142 = From character set &1 to &2.
Text Symbol: 144 = From character set &1 to &2 and back to &1.
Text Symbol: 146 = Number of characters and their lengths
Text Symbol: 148 = Character set &1.
Text Symbol: 150 = Translatability of SAP characters
Text Symbol: 160 = Character set &1 has &2 characters.
Text Symbol: 162 = of which &3 are one byte long.
Text Symbol: 164 = After removing &4 framing characters and &5 dings and icons
Text Symbol: 165 = &6 characters remain, of which &7 are one byte.
Text Symbol: 170 = Bytes
Text Symbol: 176 = Characters
Text Symbol: 190 = Second conversion no longer possible
Text Symbol: 240 = Unknown codepage
Text Symbol: 242 = Unknown version
Text Symbol: 300 = Explanation
Text Symbol: 310 = This report tests the compatibility of two
Text Symbol: 311 = character sets.
Text Symbol: 312 = The planned use is to examine
Text Symbol: 313 = the conversion
Text Symbol: 314 = between application servers
Text Symbol: 315 = (first character set)
Text Symbol: 316 = and frontends (second character set)
Text Symbol: 317 = .
Text Symbol: 320 = In a system
Text Symbol: 321 = with a common character set for
Text Symbol: 322 = the entire database
Text Symbol: 323 = can be examined,
INCLUDES used within this REPORT RSCP0009
INCLUDE RSCPI008.
TABLES used within REPORT and the associated SELECT statement:
No SAP DATABASE tables are accessed within this REPORT code!
Function Modules used within report and the associated call statement:
SCP_CB_SUM_COUNTERS call function 'SCP_CB_SUM_COUNTERS'.
SCP_CB_WRITE_PROBLEM_COUNTERS call function 'SCP_CB_WRITE_PROBLEM_COUNTERS'.
SCP_CB_WRITE_PERCENT_COUNTERS call function 'SCP_CB_WRITE_PERCENT_COUNTERS' exporting ref_value = 256 ref_name = 'Bytes'(170).
SCP_CB_WRITE_GOOD_COUNTERS call function 'SCP_CB_WRITE_GOOD_COUNTERS'.
SCP_CB_RESET_COUNTERS call function 'SCP_CB_RESET_COUNTERS'.
SCP_CB_SUM_COUNTERS call function 'SCP_CB_SUM_COUNTERS'.
SCP_CB_WRITE_PROBLEM_COUNTERS call function 'SCP_CB_WRITE_PROBLEM_COUNTERS'.
SCP_CB_WRITE_PERCENT_COUNTERS call function 'SCP_CB_WRITE_PERCENT_COUNTERS' exporting ref_value = 256 ref_name = 'Bytes'(170).
SCP_CB_WRITE_GOOD_COUNTERS call function 'SCP_CB_WRITE_GOOD_COUNTERS'.
SCP_CB_RESET_COUNTERS call function 'SCP_CB_RESET_COUNTERS'.
SCP_CB_SUM_COUNTERS call function 'SCP_CB_SUM_COUNTERS'.
SCP_CB_WRITE_PROBLEM_COUNTERS call function 'SCP_CB_WRITE_PROBLEM_COUNTERS'.
SCP_CB_WRITE_PERCENT_COUNTERS call function 'SCP_CB_WRITE_PERCENT_COUNTERS' exporting ref_value = cnt_codes ref_name = 'Zeichen'(176).
SCP_CB_WRITE_GOOD_COUNTERS call function 'SCP_CB_WRITE_GOOD_COUNTERS'.
SCP_CB_RESET_COUNTERS call function 'SCP_CB_RESET_COUNTERS'.
SCP_CB_SUM_COUNTERS call function 'SCP_CB_SUM_COUNTERS'.
SCP_CB_WRITE_PROBLEM_COUNTERS call function 'SCP_CB_WRITE_PROBLEM_COUNTERS'.
SCP_CB_WRITE_PERCENT_COUNTERS call function 'SCP_CB_WRITE_PERCENT_COUNTERS' exporting ref_value = cnt_codes ref_name = 'Zeichen'(176).
SCP_CB_WRITE_GOOD_COUNTERS call function 'SCP_CB_WRITE_GOOD_COUNTERS'.
SCP_CB_RESET_COUNTERS call function 'SCP_CB_RESET_COUNTERS'.
SCP_CB_PUSH_COUNTERS call function 'SCP_CB_PUSH_COUNTERS'.
SCP_CONVERT_A_BYTE call function 'SCP_CONVERT_A_BYTE' exporting inbyte = i_byte incode = from_cp outcode = to_cp method = g_method ctrlcode = w_ctrl importing outbyte = o_byte out_as_char4 = o_char4 * exceptions * cannot_convert = 3 .
SCP_CB_POP_COUNTERS call function 'SCP_CB_POP_COUNTERS'.
SCP_CONVERT_A_BYTE call function 'SCP_CONVERT_A_BYTE' exporting inbyte = m_byte incode = to_cp " ! outcode = from_cp " ! method = g_method ctrlcode = w_ctrl importing outbyte = o_byte out_as_char4 = o_char4 * exceptions * cannot_convert = 3 .
SCP_CB_INCR_EQUAL_COUNTER call function 'SCP_CB_INCR_EQUAL_COUNTER'.
SCP_WRITE_A_BYTE call function 'SCP_WRITE_A_BYTE' exporting detail_level = g_detail byte_or_msg = o_char4 byte = o_byte ref_byte = i_byte.
SCP_CB_PUSH_COUNTERS call function 'SCP_CB_PUSH_COUNTERS'.
SCP_CONVERT_A_BYTE call function 'SCP_CONVERT_A_BYTE' exporting inbyte = i_byte incode = from_cp outcode = to_cp method = g_method ctrlcode = w_ctrl importing outbyte = o_byte out_as_char4 = o_char4 * exceptions * cannot_convert = 3 .
SCP_CB_POP_COUNTERS call function 'SCP_CB_POP_COUNTERS'.
SCP_CONVERT_A_BYTE call function 'SCP_CONVERT_A_BYTE' exporting inbyte = m_byte incode = to_cp " ! outcode = from_cp " ! method = g_method ctrlcode = w_ctrl importing outbyte = o_byte out_as_char4 = o_char4 * exceptions * cannot_convert = 3 .
SCP_CB_INCR_EQUAL_COUNTER call function 'SCP_CB_INCR_EQUAL_COUNTER'.
SCP_WRITE_A_BYTE call function 'SCP_WRITE_A_BYTE' exporting detail_level = g_detail byte_or_msg = o_char4 byte = o_byte ref_byte = i_byte.
SCP_CB_WRITE_MSG_EXPLAIN call function 'SCP_CB_WRITE_MSG_EXPLAIN'.
SCP_CB_WRITE_MSG_EXPLAIN call function 'SCP_CB_WRITE_MSG_EXPLAIN'.
SCP_CONVERT_A_BYTE call function 'SCP_CONVERT_A_BYTE' exporting inbyte = a_byte incode = from_cp outcode = to_cp method = g_method ctrlcode = w_ctrl importing outbuff = data_buff outused = data_lg outbyte = o_byte out_as_char4 = o_char4 * exceptions * cannot_convert = 3 .
SCP_CB_PUSH_COUNTERS call function 'SCP_CB_PUSH_COUNTERS'.
SCP_CONVERT_A_BYTE call function 'SCP_CONVERT_A_BYTE' exporting inbyte = m_byte incode = to_cp "! outcode = from_cp "! method = g_method ctrlcode = w_ctrl importing outbuff = data_buff outused = data_lg outbyte = o_byte out_as_char4 = o_char4 * exceptions * cannot_convert = 3 .
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