insert into <fs> table

[Former Member]

Hello,

I am trying to modify a report for a dynamic approach, but I am stuck with a problem.

I have this line:

INSERT LINES OF lt_celltab INTO table <dyn_field>.

The error is <dyn_field> is not an internal table.

In the debugger, the status of <dyn_field> is Table(initial). How can I insert the lines of lt_celltab into <dyn_field?

[Former Member]

Hello,

I am trying to modify a report for a dynamic approach, but I am stuck with a problem.

I have this line:

INSERT LINES OF lt_celltab INTO table <dyn_field>.

The error is <dyn_field> is not an internal table.

In the debugger, the status of <dyn_field> is Table(initial). How can I insert the lines of lt_celltab into <dyn_field?

[Former Member]

Hi,

Try with APPEND command instead of INSERT.

APPEND LINES OF lt_celltab INOT TABLE <dyn_field>.

Regards,

Satya.

[Former Member]

hi George,

Usually Field Symbols (varibales in <>) are used to access single row of ITAB and do processing and send it back to ITAB etc.

What would you need to do that.

You can just use a string table if you want

Regards,

VIvek

[Former Member]

Hello,

You could also have a field symbol which is type table.

For this you should have declared the field symbol as

<fs> type standard/sorted table

or

<fs> type <DDIC table type>

or

<fs> type standard table of <DDIC transparent table>

[Former Member]

This will solve your problem,

Declare your Field symbol as below

FIELD-SYMBOLS: <fs_scarr> TYPE STANDARD TABLE.

Here is a complete example,

REPORT  zkb_test5.

DATA: i_scarr TYPE TABLE OF scarr,
      w_scarr TYPE scarr.

DATA: dref_scarr TYPE REF TO data.

FIELD-SYMBOLS: <fs_scarr> TYPE STANDARD TABLE.

SELECT  * FROM scarr INTO TABLE i_scarr.

CREATE DATA dref_scarr TYPE TABLE OF scarr.

ASSIGN dref_scarr->* TO <fs_scarr>.

APPEND LINES OF i_scarr TO <fs_scarr>.

IF sy-subrc NE 0.
  WRITE / 'Error'.
ELSE.
  WRITE / 'Success'.
ENDIF.

Regards

Kathirvel

[Former Member]

Thyank you all.

I solved the problem by declaring the field symbol as sorted table.