Invalid language characters

HI,
We got this error while executing DTP.
Data record 2378 ('0000102749 '): Version '珠海市鹰飞商贸有限公 ' is not valid
We had nearly 101 error datarecords of this kind.
So its getting difficult to look into the language and add the characters to RSKC .
In SMLT Tcode,
We had English,German,CHinese on R/3 side.
On BI side we have English and German.
Please suggest How to solve this issue?
Thanks,
Harika.

Hi Harika,
Check the below document to load multi language data in BW,
[http://www.sdn.sap.com/64818c29-16c2-4eaa-81d3-d07d32d84401/finaldownload/downloadid-14a858cf4b4e0ce13276cf2d437b0bca/64818c29-16c2-4eaa-81d3-d07d32d84401/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/fdbedb90-0201-0010-4483-b64ac397986a?quicklink=index&overridelayout=true]
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Durgesh.

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