Missing first 6 characters of text

Hello all,
I am trying to load master data from an infoobject in 1 source system to infoobject in the other source system.
Master data - attributes are coming fine but the first 6 characters of the text are missing.
ex:-  1 record is there as "0601" and corresponding text is TESTTESTTEST
but when I load the data text will come as STTEST.( first 6 characters TESTTE are missing )
If you can suggest any soultion for the above mentioned issue,it will be of great help.
Thanking you in anticipation.
regards
Amol

Amol Jaiswal wrote:>
> Hello all,
>
> I am trying to load master data from an infoobject in 1 source system to infoobject in the other source system.
> Master data - attributes are coming fine but the first 6 characters of the text are missing.
>
> ex:-  1 record is there as "0601" and corresponding text is TESTTESTTEST
>
> but when I load the data text will come as STTEST.( first 6 characters TESTTE are missing )
>
Hi,
Try out the following:
1)check in psa ,if idoc is used previously,as it is masterdata no issue,try to reload.
2)check Transfer Routines,or update routinesor any start routine is there.
3)if there are less number of records,edit the data in psa and manually update it
hope it helps...

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