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Export and import statement.

Former Member — Wed, 21 Feb 2007 14:44:58 GMT

what will be exported after the execution of follwoing 3 lines?

It will be ship-to party or sold-to party?

CUST1 = tkomk-kunnr.

CUSt2 = TKOMK-KUNWE.

export CUST1 to memory id cust2

what is use of second statement in above lines?

Re: Export and import statement.

Former Member — Wed, 21 Feb 2007 14:48:25 GMT

The memory id is made dynamic here

the second line will get the memory id name

generally we declare like this

export CUST1 to memory id 'XXX' " where XXX is ur memory id

but here it is created dynamically

Re: Export and import statement.

Former Member — Wed, 21 Feb 2007 15:04:50 GMT

Is is mean the memory id will be created with the name as of contents of CUST2.

and the contents of CUST1 will be exported to CUST2.

e.g.:-

CUST1 = ABC after execution of line 1.

CUST2 = CDE after exceution of line2.

then at memory id CDE-->ABC will be exported.

right?

Re: Export and import statement.

Former Member — Wed, 21 Feb 2007 15:18:14 GMT

Yes you are correct!!!!

Re: Export and import statement.

Former Member — Wed, 21 Feb 2007 15:42:47 GMT

Hi,

CUST1 = tkomk-kunnr. ---> Contains Ship to party value

CUSt2 = TKOMK-KUNWE. ---> Contains Sold to party value

Export CUST1 to memory id <b>cust2</> -

> Exporting the ship to party value to memory . The bolded Cust2 is the name of the memory id it holds the value of cust1 i.e., Ship to party.

So.. Ship to party value will be exported. and CUST1 contains Ship to party and CUST2 contains Sold to party value and CUST2of memory ID contains ship to party values.

CUST2 of memory ID and CUST2 contains different values.

Br,

Laxmi