Default Code Page

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How do I check the Default Code Page for my system. My system is netweaver 2004 and its a Unicode system. What T Code is used to view the data.
Regards,
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Usually you can see installed codepages in report RSCPINST as is a unicode system... well there no codepage as is... well... UNICODE.
If you click in NLS config... you'll find a list of the current parameters.
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