EAN code with 25 characters - HIBC Supplier Labeling

Hello,
My client is requiring to populate the EAN code in the material master data (Basic data1 view) with 25 characters.
But, the EAN/UPC field (MARA-EAN11) is only allowing 18 characters.
Then, he sent me the table where the 25 char are required for the HIBC Supplier Labeling:
+     1     F     HIBC Supplier Labeling Flag Character u201C+u201D
I     4     F     Labeler Identification Code (LIC) an alphanumeric number
P     1-18     V     Labelers Product or Catalog Number (PCN).
U     1     F     Unit of Measure ID, Numeric value only, 0 through 9
C     1     F     Check Character calculated
I suppose that the Catalog Number (PCN) is the EAN/UPC field, but, where can be populated the rest of the fields showed above?
Could you help me in order to understand more about EAN code in SAP?
Thanks!
Kind regards,
Sandra Palomo

Pls chk SAP note# 880520 for customer specific functions.
Also check the doc in below link for complete EAN functionality
http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/60d5cf7e-8890-2b10-88b6-a9b03832009a?quicklink=index&overridelayout=true
BR,
Krishna

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Profit Centers(CEPCT) selection with Wild Characters(*) condition

HI, I'm trying to select Profit centers from CEPCT table for the given profit center parameter. here I'm trying with wild characters.
for example: 1.
* check if wild character exists
    FIND c_st IN p_i_profit_ctr.
    IF sy-subrc EQ 0.
* replace * with %
      REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF c_st IN p_i_profit_ctr WITH c_pr.
* get profit center list for given pattern
      SELECT prctr "Profit Center
             ktext "General Name
          FROM cepct INTO TABLE t_profit_ctr
        WHERE spras = c_en              "english language
        AND   prctr LIKE p_i_profit_ctr.   "profit center
CEPCT table data is:
Profit Center
0000001000
0000002000
CORPORATE
(1) when I try with C*, i'm getting properly.
(2)when I try with 1, I'm getting it properly.
(3) when I try with 1*, not getting data even if 1000 is available. this is beacuse leading zeores in the table.
Could anyone please help me out how do I write a qeury to rectrive the above. (Note: we may not be sure how many zeroes to be included, I hope this is not good practive to include zeroes because in case of 200/2000 which will not work and for chars which will not be good code)
thanks in advance.

Hi,
Its better to specify a range for profit center in the selection screen and he use in your query as follows:
Example :
ranges r_profcent FOR GLPCA-RPRCTR.
Query to fetch Range:
SELECT PRCTR INTO R_PROFCENT-LOW
FROM CEPC
WHERE ( PRCTR BETWEEN '0000001111' AND '0000009999'
    OR PRCTR = 'DUMMY' )
    AND KOKRS = '1000'.
    R_PROFCENT-SIGN = 'I'.
    R_PROFCENT-OPTION = 'EQ'.
    APPEND R_PROFCENT.
Use of range in Query:
SELECT REFDOCNR RPRCTR BLDAT BUDAT
FROM GLPCA CLIENT SPECIFIED
APPENDING CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE ITAB1
WHERE RCLNT = SY-MANDT
    AND RPRCTR IN R_PROFCENT
    AND RACCT IN GLACNO
Hope it could help you out.
Regds,
Anil

ITunes crashes on attempt to play media with foreign characters

Recently, over the last few versions I have been unable to play any of my media that includes foreign characters, be it Asian characters or accented Roman characters. The fact of the matter is that upon attempting to play a song / audiobook / movie with a foreign character iTunes crashes.
I am using iTunes 10.6.1.7 on Windows 7 64-bit in English (UK) with non-unicode set to Japanese.
Windows crash report:
Problem signature:
Problem Event Name:          BEX
Application Name:          iTunes.exe
Application Version:          10.6.1.7
Application Timestamp:          4f71aced
Fault Module Name:          amip.dll
Fault Module Version:          2.6.7.0
Fault Module Timestamp:          4b63548c
Exception Offset:          000b5954
Exception Code:          c000000d
Exception Data:          00000000
OS Version:          6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.48
Locale ID:          2057
Additional Information 1:          3191
Additional Information 2:          319160cfbcc1295d9ca9b4d448d8f7e3
Additional Information 3:          62c3
Additional Information 4:          62c3b5fb8ab287fc898b342b661d3806
The media with foreign characters syncs with my iPhone okay, and will play without issue on it; just iTunes is unable to play said media on my computer, which is highly frustrating.
I would be appreciative if someone has found and would share any work-around to this problem. Thanks.

I still have no thorough concept on how I have solved this but I suppose if anyone else has encountered this issue I can share how I worked around it:
I changed my windows system non-unicode locale back to its default (English UK).
I then installed Microsoft AppLocale to handle the programs that would be affected.
For experimental reasons I then set my iTunes executable to have Japanese locale through the AppLocale program.
It now operates fine and will play files with foreign characters.
Try it if you experience the problem's I've been having.

GUI Download Issue with Chinese characters

Hello,
Currently we are upgrading from 4.7 to ECC. I'm using GUI_DOWNLOAD
function module to download the data from SAP to desktop. I do have an
issue with Chinese characters while downloading the file from SAP to ECC.
In 4.7 the Chinese characters are being downloaded (I haven't used any
code page) perfectly, but where as in ECC the downloaded file has junk
characters instead of Chinese.
Is there any change in the GUI_UPLOAD FM.
For your reference below is the code present in the program
CALL METHOD CL_GUI_FRONTEND_SERVICES=>GUI_DOWNLOAD
    EXPORTING
      FILENAME             = Z_FILENAME
*****DCDK900543 - Begin of fixing for Unicode conversion ****
     FILETYPE             = 'WK1'
      FILETYPE             = 'ASC'
      WRITE_FIELD_SEPARATOR = ABAP_TRUE
*****DCDK900543 - End of fixing for Unicode conversion ****
    CHANGING
      DATA_TAB             = I_TAB_TMP
    EXCEPTIONS
      FILE_WRITE_ERROR     = 1
      NO_BATCH             = 2
      INVALID_TYPE         = 3
      UNKNOWN_ERROR        = 4
      OTHERS               = 5.
Regards,
Bharath.

Hi bharat,
please check whether you ecc 6.0 is uni coded or not (as you upgraded).
If it is not uni coded then you will not be able to print the Chinese characters.
You can see whether it is uni coded or not by the following
in your app toolbar under system click on status.
There you can see whether your ecc6.0 is uni coded or not.
Regards,
koolspy.

How to display G/L Account code with separation symbol

Hi, there
I got a problem that I want to show formated account code in one column in grid, which formated with separation symbol, and i'd like to binding this column to one user defined field in UDT, user can input Acount code in this column. who knows if there is a simple way to show the formated Account code. I am using SBO 2004 and VB .Net.
I did not find any function about it in SBO 2004 SDK, the "FormatCode" property in ChartOfAcctounts object only show Account code with out separator, so am I need find out the segment and separator information and format using code?
Thanks for any help.
Kathy

Hi Kathy
Not sure what you asking.
The one part you asking "how can I show the link button in the Account code column". The answer to this is if you are using the xml form made by the screen painter you must open the xml file outside of screen painter and make that column of type 116 instead of 16. Obviously you still need to do the usual like bind the column and set LinkedObject = APbouiCOM.BoLinkedObject.lf_GLAccounts
Then to the second part of your question
A linked button for a gl account with dashes which are "-" should pull the chart of accounts window open. The format code with the dashes is CORRECT! You must make sure there is no unwanted spaces or any funny characters. Also i did the linked button in Screen Painter. Make your arrow, link it to a edit box.Then set linkedObject value to 1.
Just for testing purposes make a edit text with the linked button linked to it. Type a gl account manualy in the box with dashes and then press the orange arrow. You'll see that it works with the dashes.
Hope this helps

Problem in Controlling Area created with 3 characters long

Hi:
I have a "small" problem, perhaps you could help me.
We have created a new Controlling Area, but it is created only with 3 characters, instead of four. We have been working with no problem until me have to create a Purchase Order with some profiles. They cannot create any PO. If we go to SU53 transaction we got the message in object K_PCA. There is a blank in string Responsibility Area, and the system cannot recognize that. This string concatenate CO Area code (and a blank) and Profit Center, but keeps a blank between them.
Do you know how to solve it? We cannot delete CO Area because we have many data created in it.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards.

Hi:
I have to try it, but it does not work. In SU53 I have this message:
The following authorization object was checked:
=================
Objeto K_PCA      EC-PCA: Responsibility Area, Profit Centrer
Área de responsabilidad CO-OM
           PCGLAB0101
Available authorizations for the object in the master record:
Object   K_PCA      EC-PCA: Responsibility Area, Profit Center
Área de responsabilidad CO-OM
          PCGLA B0101
============
There is a blank PCGLA B0101, and not in PCGLAB0101.
I need to delete it in master record or add it in authorization object.
Does anybody how I can change it?
Thanks in advance.
Regards.

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