Probs in printing Chinese char

Hello Gurus,
        Points Guranteed                    *
I am facing a problem in Address_into_printform FM,
Please copy the below code in your test sytems and try to execute it the output differs, actaully in chinese there is no uppercase what we can see in the value is
an uppercase value.
Please let me know what is 'SCP_MIXED_LANGUAGES_1_SWITCH' used for and by what way can I stop this from occuring.
Data: Itest(20) type c value '广'. "oops what you see
                                  " is not the one
                                  "please read my next
                                  "Message
   TRANSLATE Itest TO UPPER CASE.
    Write:/ Itest.   "prints '广'
    CALL FUNCTION 'SCP_MIXED_LANGUAGES_1_SWITCH'
    EXPORTING need_lang = 'E'.
" but if you replace the para 'E' to '1'
" appropriate value is getting printed which is right
    TRANSLATE Itest TO UPPER CASE.
    Write:/ Itest "prints something else.
Reagrds,
Aryan
Message was edited by: Aryan T
Message was edited by: Aryan T

Hi,
You can implement the following code and this will certainly work.
<b>
SET LOCALE LANGUAGE data-langu.
TRANSLATE data-txt TO UPPER CASE.
SET LOCALE LANGUAGE SPACE.
</b>
Here, as per my earlier thread supply the chinese language key and make sure you code the last line also.
Reward if convinced.
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