Issue in Downloading Unicode character to a file..

Hi ,
Iam working on a report which will  download role and user names to a file  ( Application or Presentation server) .
The issue is - We are not able to download role and user names in Unicode language (for example *Chinese & Russian *).
Is there a solution to Enable downloading user names and Role name in unicode languages. (ie. Chinesee, Russian).
i.e  If system has unicode characters, output files should also contain unicode .
Regards,
Naveen

Hi,
do you use fm GUI_DOWNLOAD ?
It should have some unicode parameters ...
Regards,
Klaus

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