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‎2007 Jul 20 4:34 PM

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difference between data & types

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‎2007 Jul 20 4:36 PM

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Hi,

1. TYPES statement defines the structure without allocation of memory, DATA statements allocate the memory at runtime.

2. Create a structure by using types statement and refer it by using the DATA statement.

3. In order to avoid the internal table declaration without header line, we are declaring a structure by types statemnet and declaring an internal table with reference to the structure.

Regards,

Ferry Lianto

Hi,

1. TYPES statement defines the structure without allocation of memory, DATA statements allocate the memory at runtime.

2. Create a structure by using types statement and refer it by using the DATA statement.

3. In order to avoid the internal table declaration without header line, we are declaring a structure by types statemnet and declaring an internal table with reference to the structure.

Regards,

Ferry Lianto

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‎2007 Jul 20 4:36 PM

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Hi,

1. TYPES statement defines the structure without allocation of memory, DATA statements allocate the memory at runtime.

2. Create a structure by using types statement and refer it by using the DATA statement.

3. In order to avoid the internal table declaration without header line, we are declaring a structure by types statemnet and declaring an internal table with reference to the structure.

Regards,

Ferry Lianto