Problem with Latin Characters while transferring to the file

Hi,
I want to transfer the data to the file. But the problem i m facing is latin characters get converted to unwanted characters.
If i use FM 'SCP_REPLACE_STRANGE_CHARS', it converts latin to english.
But i want latin to be latin itself.
Please help.

hi..
this has more to do with the conceppt of codepage of the system...that u r using..
in some cases the development system is unable to recognise the local characters...and hence it prints junc characters....but wen u move the same to higher system...u can find the desired characters....
Also try one thing ..log in in local (Latin Language ) and upload...even if it does not come in devlopment system...it will come in higher systems...
Hope the above works...Reward points..if helpful...
Edited by: Rudra Prasanna Mohapatra on Jul 3, 2008 1:27 PM

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Error during database connection to the database URL jdbc:JdbcProgress:T:156.5.31.65:2545:/mfgprodev/devbadb
/devsche/i_apoext.db using the JDBC driver "com.progress.sql.jdbc.JdbcProgressDriver" : com.sap.aii.adapter.jdbc.sql.DriverManagerException: Unable to locate a suitable JDBC driver to establish a connection to URL " jdbc:JdbcProgress:T:156.5.31.65:2545:/mfgprodev/devbadb
/devsche/i_apoext.db "
I tried using the following all URLs,
1. jdbc:JdbcProgress:T:156.5.31.65:2545:i_apoext.
2. jdbc:JdbcProgress:T:156.5.31.65:2545:i_apoext.db
3.
jdbc:JdbcProgress:T:156.5.31.65:2545:/mfgprodev/devbadb
/devsche/i_apoext.
4.
jdbc:JdbcProgress:T:156.5.31.65:2545:/mfgprodev/devbadb
/devsche/i_apoext.db.
Can anyone please help me out in solving this issue.
May be the cause for this is :
1) The Wrong URL format
2) CLASSPATH is not setted properly..
Can you look more into this stuff.
Thanks,
Soorya.

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