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2 internal tables

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‎2006 Dec 27 4:03 PM

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Hi,

Can I create two internal tables in one start routine? Would this hurt in any way? It's only for master data (600 records). Also, do we have to drop the internal tables after we use them in the transfer routine to free up space?

Thanks,

Kiran

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RichHeilman
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‎2006 Dec 27 4:07 PM

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You can use as many as you want(up to the memory limit of the system). With less records it will not hurt. You don't have to drop them(free them) unless working with a large amount of data, the will be freed when the program ends.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

Hi,

Can I create two internal tables in one start routine? Would this hurt in any way? It's only for master data (600 records). Also, do we have to drop the internal tables after we use them in the transfer routine to free up space?

Thanks,

Kiran

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RichHeilman
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‎2006 Dec 27 4:07 PM

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You can use as many as you want(up to the memory limit of the system). With less records it will not hurt. You don't have to drop them(free them) unless working with a large amount of data, the will be freed when the program ends.

Regards,

Rich Heilman