Code Page Conversion from 4110 to 4103

Hi,
I'm getting a short dump at the execution of the statement READ DATASET. The short dump says a character was found that cannot be displayed in one of the two codepages.
I have used a standard SAP Program which converts the code pages ( RSCP_CONVERT_FILE ). Unfortunately this program also short dumps when i specify the source as 4110 Target 4104 and the filename on application server.
I've tried using NON UNICODE addition but have realised that it's not the proper way of doing it in a Unicode System.
The Problem is with one special symbol " in the flat file. This symbol is not get recognised by the program and this is getting identified as # when i see it during debugging.
Please help me in this regard.
Kindly do not send me the documentation on OPEN DATASET and READ DATASET i have read that several times.
Thanks,
Sai

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> but
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