Open dataset in text mode utf-8 no funciona

Hola que tal, soy nuevo en el foro tengo un problema espero me puedan ayudar si alguien de casualidad se ha topado con esto,
lo que pasa es que necesito descargar un archivo en proceso de fondo que me deje el archivo .txt de tipo UTF-8 no ANSI para la version 4.6C de SAP hice una función vasandome en el guidownload y me funciono pude generar el archivo en ese formato pero solo funciona en línea, ocupo que lo haga en proceso de fondo,
Estoy buscando una función que me guarden en proceso de fondo que no sea el open dataset, encontre una que se llama pero no me ha funcionado me manda un 2 la función es
CALL FUNCTION 'RZL_WRITE_FILE_LOCAL'
 EXPORTING
 APPEND = ' '
 NAME = l_nfile
 TABLES
 LINE_TBL = i_archivo
 EXCEPTIONS
 ARGUMENT_ERROR = 1
 WRITE_ERROR = 2
 OTHERS = 3
IF SY-SUBRC <> 0.
MESSAGE ID SY-MSGID TYPE SY-MSGTY NUMBER SY-MSGNO
 WITH SY-MSGV1 SY-MSGV2 SY-MSGV3 SY-MSGV4.
ENDIF.
o si ustedes conocen una forma de guardar un archivo de tipo UTF-8 con el open dataset u otra función que se ejecute en proceso de fondo para la veresion 4.6C de SAP pues sse los agradeceria si me pudieran ayudar.
Saludos!!!

Hi,
I have a problem, i need to save a file in the server by job, but i need to save teh file in utf-8 format, right now i'm usign the 4.6C version's sap, and it dosen't has the instruction
open dataset namefile for output in text mode encoding utf-8.
only has open dataset namefile for output in text mode and a i think that if i'm using this function the file will be save in ansi format and i need to save the file in utf-8 format.
right now i have a function for save the file in utf-8 format in my pc but it dosen't work in job so i need a function for save the file in job in my pc or in the server,
sorry with my english is bad.
Saludos!!

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