What is exception list in SAP BC-I18-UNI - I18N Unicode?

SAP Term: exception list

• Component: BC-I18-UNI

• Component Name: I18N Unicode

• Description: Unicode Preconversion MDMP -> Unicode Tables, which shall be excluded from the entire preparation of the MDMP conversion, can be added to the Exception List. Words from these tables are not added to the System Vocabulary and can be assigned a code page that is different from the Global Fallback Code Page. Example: A table which is only used for Japanese data can be added to the Exception List and assigned the code page 8000. The Exception List is divided into a Customer List and a Default List.

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• Key Concepts: 
  Exception list is a feature of the BC-I18-UNI I18N Unicode Conversion component of SAP. It is used to define a list of characters that should not be converted when converting from one character set to another. This list can be used to ensure that certain characters are not converted, which can be useful when dealing with special characters or symbols. 
  
  How to use it: 
  To use the exception list, you must first create a list of characters that should not be converted. This can be done by selecting the “Create Exception List” option in the BC-I18-UNI I18N Unicode Conversion component. Once the list is created, it can be applied to any conversion process by selecting the “Apply Exception List” option. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When creating an exception list, it is important to consider which characters should not be converted. For example, if you are converting from one language to another, you may want to exclude certain characters that are specific to that language. Additionally, it is important to consider which characters should be included in the exception list in order to ensure that they are not converted. 
  
  Related Information: 
  The exception list feature is part of the BC-I18-UNI I18N Unicode Conversion component of SAP. For more information on this component and how to use it, please refer to the SAP documentation.