2008 Aug 12 6:54 AM
Hi,
While declaring variables we make use of TYPES,DATA,LIKE,TYPE.Whats the purpose and difference between types and data and in the same way for like and type.
2008 Aug 12 7:02 AM
Hi
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/fc/eb2fb2358411d1829f0000e829fbfe/content.htm
TYPES :
BEGIN OF type_s_tab,
a TYPE i,
b TYPE i,
END OF type_s_tab.
TYPES :
t_c(50) TYPE c.
the above declaration does not have any memory assigned to it
DATA :
itab TYPE
STANDARD TABLE OF type_s_tab.
DATA :
w_c TYPE t_c.
The above declarations are objects of TYPE type_S_tab and t_c
and memory is assigned to it
DATA :
w_char LIKE w_c.
The above declaration of the object is referring to the type of w_c which is occupying 50 characters.
Regards
Pavan
Hi,
While declaring variables we make use of TYPES,DATA,LIKE,TYPE.Whats the purpose and difference between types and data and in the same way for like and type.
2008 Aug 12 7:01 AM
hI
Type: It is used when userdefined object link with SAP
system data type.
Like: It is when data object link with the other data
object.
2008 Aug 12 7:02 AM
Hi
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/fc/eb2fb2358411d1829f0000e829fbfe/content.htm
TYPES :
BEGIN OF type_s_tab,
a TYPE i,
b TYPE i,
END OF type_s_tab.
TYPES :
t_c(50) TYPE c.
the above declaration does not have any memory assigned to it
DATA :
itab TYPE
STANDARD TABLE OF type_s_tab.
DATA :
w_c TYPE t_c.
The above declarations are objects of TYPE type_S_tab and t_c
and memory is assigned to it
DATA :
w_char LIKE w_c.
The above declaration of the object is referring to the type of w_c which is occupying 50 characters.
Regards
Pavan
2008 Aug 12 7:08 AM
Hi
Types: It is the statement used to define our own local data types in the program. Types won't occupy
any memory at run time.
Data: It is the statement to declare a local variable in the program. Data objects occupy memory at
runtime.
Hope it helps.
Murthy
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