Upload file with special character in ECC 6.0?

Dear All,
Does anyone know that in ECC6.0 unicode environment, can we upload special character like
eg ¢, ©, É. It's ok in 4.6c version but not in ECC 6.0. Any idea ?
Thanks

HI,
Try using
open dataset <DSN> for output in legacy text mode.
and also in transfer statement pass the actual structure rather than a flat structure, while executing transfer statement for legacy mode the field lengths are taken into consideration and there is no spill over of spaces to the next field
say if you have a structure:
data: begin of wa_output,
name(20),
email(30),
end of wa_output.
and a flat structure
data: w_out(50).
then in transfer statement use wa_output rather then w_out.

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