Message type: E = Error
Message class: /BSNAGT/MESSAGE -
Message number: 339
Message text: Conversion to character using codepage &1 triggered by user &2.
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The SAP error message
/BSNAGT/MESSAGE339
indicates that there is an issue with converting data to a character format using a specific codepage. This error typically arises when there is a mismatch between the character encoding expected by the system and the actual encoding of the data being processed. Here’s a breakdown of the cause, potential solutions, and related information:Cause:
- Codepage Mismatch: The error occurs when the system attempts to convert data from one codepage to another, and the conversion fails. This can happen if the data contains characters that are not representable in the target codepage.
- User-Specific Settings: The error message mentions a specific user (
&2
), which suggests that the issue may be related to user-specific settings or data that the user is trying to process.- Data Corruption: If the data being processed is corrupted or contains invalid characters for the specified codepage, this can also trigger the error.
Solutions:
- Check User Settings: Verify the user’s settings for codepage and character encoding. Ensure that the user is using a codepage that is compatible with the data being processed.
- Data Validation: Review the data being processed for any invalid or unsupported characters. Clean or sanitize the data to ensure it conforms to the expected character set.
- Adjust Codepage Settings: If possible, adjust the codepage settings in the SAP system to accommodate the characters being used. This may involve changing the system's default codepage or the codepage used for specific transactions.
- SAP Notes: Check for any relevant SAP Notes or patches that address this specific error. SAP frequently releases updates that may resolve known issues.
- Consult Documentation: Review SAP documentation related to character encoding and codepages to understand the supported character sets and how to configure them properly.
Related Information:
SU01
(User Maintenance) to check user-specific settings and SPAD
(Spool Administration) to manage output devices and their codepage settings.If the problem persists after trying the above solutions, it may be necessary to involve SAP support for further assistance.
/BSNAGT/MESSAGE338 Message &1 created from Temse Data by user &2.
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/BSNAGT/MESSAGE340 Reading XML Messages failed. Return Code &1 / &2
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/BSNAGT/MESSAGE341 No XML Messages found.
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