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In defining the the internal table , may i know the size of minimum and maximum defined. im in need of that

Thanks in Advance

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Hi!

The size of the internal tables depends only on the system memory. If the sap server has very much memory, the abap programs can use more memory to run and to store internal tables.

It cannot be told, how much lines can be stored in internal tables. A few millions have to be fit in an internal table. Of course it pedends on the number of columns also.

Unneccessary internal tables can be freed with the REFRESH command.

Minimum number of lines is 0 at default. You can override it during the declaration, with the OCCURS 100 (minimum 100 lines) command.

Regards

Tamá

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Former Member
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Hi!

The size of the internal tables depends only on the system memory. If the sap server has very much memory, the abap programs can use more memory to run and to store internal tables.

It cannot be told, how much lines can be stored in internal tables. A few millions have to be fit in an internal table. Of course it pedends on the number of columns also.

Unneccessary internal tables can be freed with the REFRESH command.

Minimum number of lines is 0 at default. You can override it during the declaration, with the OCCURS 100 (minimum 100 lines) command.

Regards

Tamá

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Hi Prakasam,

In internal table minimum number of lines is ZERO maximum u can define N number of lines.

Hope this helps you, reply for quereis.

Regards,

Kumar.

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Hi Prakasham,

As others have said, Internal Tables do not have any specific size. They are allocated memery dynamically at runtime depending onthe amount of data which you are about to populate.

So internal tables do not have any specific size and length, and hence are dependent on the data to be inserted into it at runtime.

Hope this resolves your query.

Reward all the helpful answers.

Regards