Unwanted / Special Characters in XML File Output
Hello Seniors,
I am downloading an XML File which has some code from include's. The XML file is well formatted and the output is fine when I downloaded programs. But this include is from user exits and the code has some commented lines in it also with a blank line in between. Now the problem is that I am getting a "VT" in the XML file which is an unwanted character where there is a blank line in the include "ZXRSAU01". Other than this include, all other includes are downloaded fine.
Here is the code from the include "ZXRSAU01":
select single * from knvv where kunnr = l_s_icctrcst-kunnr
and vkorg = l_s_icctrcst-vkorg
and vtweg = l_s_icctrcst-vtweg
and spart = l_s_icctrcst-spart.
Here is the output in the XML File:
select single * from knvv where kunnr = l_s_icctrcst-kunnr
and vkorg = l_s_icctrcst-vkorg VT
and vtweg = l_s_icctrcst-vtweg
and spart = l_s_icctrcst-spart.
Please give me a solutions for this. Each of your answers are very important and will addressed with the best deserved.
Thanks and regards,
Chaitanya.
Hello Madhan,
Firstly, Thank You for the reply. We cannot remove the space in that include because the system is not the original system. Please let me inform you that this is a 4.6C system. We have used CDATA to get the code as it is onto the XML file. I observed that, firstly, the character "#" has come into the internal table with the read report itself. In the debug I saw it to be "0B" in the binary format, but in the downloaded XML file output, it is displayed as "VT". Please let me know how to get rid of this special/unwanted character.
Thanks and regards,
Chaitanya.
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