Not allowed Special characters

Hi Gurus,
iam getting an error while activating the DSO request
The error is
u201CValue 'E Byron Car Realignment' (hex. '450020004200790072006F006E002000430061007200200052') of characteristic ZCOITEMTX contains invalid charactersu201D
I donu2019t understand what invalid character it is containing
Apart from this I am getting error for the special character u201C|u201D
How to use both the special characters at RSKC
Please suggest
Thank you

Hi,
According to me ZCOITEMTX is not allowing lower case. you can check for this infoobject in RSD1, at General tab Lowercase Letter check box is check or not?
this will solve your issue.
regards,

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