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Debuginng

Former Member — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 06:30:47 GMT

In Debugging what is the use of Insert and Append TABS

Re: Debuginng

former_member386202 — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 06:32:33 GMT

Hi,

Insert is used to insert the record into internal table and append is used to append the row into internal table.

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Prashant

Re: Debuginng

Former Member — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 06:32:34 GMT

The Insert and Append functions allow you to add a new line to an internal table. If you choose Append, the new line is added to the end of the table. If you choose Insert, you can add the new line at any position in the table. To insert a new line at the end of the table:

1. Choose Append.

2. Enter a value for the first field of the line.

3. Choose ENTER . The system adds a new line to the end of the table, containing the value that you entered for the first field.

4. Enter values in the remaining fields as described above.

If you want to add a line in the middle of the internal table, place the cursor on the line after which you want to insert it. Choose Insert, then follow the procedure described above from step 2.

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Re: Debuginng

Former Member — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 06:33:15 GMT

hi,

this following thread will answer for your question

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pavan

Re: Debuginng

Former Member — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 06:35:17 GMT

Changing Internal TablesYou can change the contents of internal tables in the Debugger at runtime. You can delete, edit, or add table lines.

Deleting Lines

To delete a line from an internal table:

1. Open the internal table display mode.

2. In the Internal table field, enter the name of the table.

3. Choose ENTER . The system displays the contents of the table.

4. Position the cursor on the line that you want to delete.

5. Choose Delete. The line is removed from the table, and the system

automatically corrects the line numbering.

Changing Lines

The Change, Insert, and Append functions are field-specific, and can only be used for a single field at a time. Suppose you want to edit the following line:

LH001 FRANKFURT NEW YORK 145400 400 X

First, you have to decide which field you want to edit. Then:

1. Position the cursor on the relevant field in the line that you want to edit.

2. Choose Change. The field appears in input mode.

3. Enter a new value for the field.

4. Choose ENTER . The system updates the line and displays the changed contents in the table.

Inserting Lines

1. Choose Append.

2. Enter a value for the first field of the line.

3. Choose ENTER . The system adds a new line to the end of the table, containing the value that you entered for the first field.

4. Enter values in the remaining fields as described above.

If you want to add a line in the middle of the internal table, place the cursor on the line after which you want to insert it. Choose Insert, then follow the procedure described above from step 2.

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