Block japanese and chinese characters in a string

Hi,
   I need to check a string whether it contains only Alphabets, Numbers and special characters. Requirement is to block Japanese and chinese characters . If possible let the know the logic through which this can be achieved.
Your assitance will be appreciated.
Thks in advance

Hi.
If sy-langu NE 'JA' or sy-langu  NE 'ZH'.
Write your logic here as per your requirement.
Endif.
Regards.
Jay
Edited by: Jay on Jan 6, 2009 5:47 AM

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