Character # at the end of line with transaction AL11

Hi gurus,
In version 46c if I upload a file to application server with program RC1TCG3Z and in mode BIN when I display the file with transaction AL11 the file is correct.
In version 60 if I upload a file to application server with the same program and in mode BIN when I display the file with transaction AL11 appears character # at the end of some lines. How it is possible?
Thanks,

> I don't have access to OS level.
Check the file on OS level (ask the admin to copy that file), it may be a display issue in the GUI.
Markus

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Hi gurus,
In version 46c if I upload a file to application server with program RC1TCG3Z and in mode BIN when I display the file with transaction AL11 the file is correct.
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Thanks,

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U need to use one class. Refer below given code.
TYPES : BEGIN OF lt_record_input,
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DATA lv_cr TYPE c.
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We have a file interface program which creates a comma seperated '.txt' file in application server. Once it is created in application server in provided path an UNIX script runs which transfers this file from SAP application server to a network drive in WINDOWS platform. This file looks fine when opened through WINSCP from SAP application server but when checked the file in network drive opened with note pad, it found each line come at the end of another line seperated by 'BOX' character.
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I am doing a file to file tunneling in which from a file server I am picking the file and putting it into SAP application server nothing is done in IR .However when the file is reaching in application server its end seprator is coming as # .I am surprised from where the #is coming at the end of every line.When i am dowloading the same file to my local directory in that file # is not there.
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