clear[] and refresh?

[Former Member]

hi friends..

is there any difference bt clear[] and refresh ?

[Former Member]

Refresh: it will cleare the header of the internal table,

Clear[] : it will cleare the body of the internal table and headr also.

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Regards

suresh.d

[seshatalpasai_madala]

Hi,

No there is no difference.

Since you are using clear with [] this will clear the rows of the ITAB.

Also REFRESH does the same it will clear the itab but keeps the headerline data as it is.

One more thing is REFRESH will clear the memory also and will keep only memory required for number of rows that are mentioned in INITIAL SIZE.

I am sure you are confused with the answers given to your questions but best thing is to write a small program and finding it out. Its some times sad to see pople giving wrong answers.

Regards,

sesh

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Seshatalpasai Madala

[Former Member]

Hi,

Clear will clear the header line only and Refresh will clear the whole internal table.

regards,

step

[Former Member]

i am asking clear[] and refresh ?

what abt header line in the case of clear[], refresh,free ?

[Former Member]

hi selva,

if you use clear with [] this will the clear header and clear the rows of the ITAB.

REFRESH:refresh will delete the entries of ur ITAB.

FREE : it will dealocate the memory for that ITAB.

Thanks,

Ravinder.

[Former Member]

Hello,

Clear delete the data from workarea or the table header line.

refresh deletes all the entries from the table.

Regards,

Neelambari.

[Former Member]

Hi,

clear will clear the header line only.

clear[] will clear the body of the internal table only.

refresh will clear the body of the internal table and header line of that internal table.

rgds,

bharat.

[Former Member]

aye there IS a difference!

Clear deletes the contents of you workarea, or if you have a itab with headerline, it deletes the contents of the headerline.

Refresh deletes the contents of you itab, tho i´m not a 100% sure but i think the headerline data stays.

[Former Member]

there is NO difference between clear[] and refresh .

Both clear the body of the int table .

[Former Member]

Clear:

Deletes the content of the header area of internal table

Does not delete the content of the internal table

Refresh:

Deletes the content of the internal table

Does not delete the content of the header area

Free:

Frees the memory space allocated to the internal table

[Former Member]

Clear:

Deletes the content of the header area of internal table

Does not delete the content of the internal table

Refresh:

Deletes the content of the internal table

Does not delete the content of the header area

Free:

Frees the memory space allocated to the internal table

[Former Member]

Refresh: it will cleare the header of the internal table,

Clear[] : it will cleare the body of the internal table and headr also.

Reward point if helpfull,

Regards

suresh.d

[Former Member]

clear is to clear the variable and the heder line of the internal table

and refresh will clear the whole internal table.

[Former Member]

Hi Selva,

Refresh itab.

The internal table itab is reset to its initial state, i.e. all table entries are deleted.

When we use refresh, the header entry of a table with a header line remains unchanged. It can be reset to its initial value using CLEAR.

clear itab --> clears the value in the header line .

clear itab[] --> works same as Refresh.

regards,

Sree

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[Former Member]

Clear is for header of internal table - i mean it clears only header line of internal table

you can use to variables and internal table

Refresh - clears the body of the internal table and you should not use to variables

Reward Points if it is helpful

Thanks

Seshu

[Former Member]

If for example itab is an internal table with header line.

Now if u write clear itab it will clear the header.

But if u write clear itab[] it will clear the contents but not the header.Same thing happens if u use refresh itab.

Either u can use clear itab[] or refresh itab.both are same.

[Former Member]

ok mr srinivasan its clear.... what abt free