2007 May 11 2:01 PM
I have an internal table (A) with several columns.
I want to create another internal table (B) consisting of a single
column from table (A).
I loop through the table (A), appending each record to the newly created table (B).
Is there a faster way to do this?
2007 May 11 2:07 PM
Hi
Declare two internal tables
ITAB and ITAB1 9with just one field)
loop at iTAB.
itab1-f1 = itab-f4.
append itab1.
clear itab1.
endloop.
ther is no other faster way than this.
Reward points if useful
Regards
Anji
Hi
Declare two internal tables
ITAB and ITAB1 9with just one field)
loop at iTAB.
itab1-f1 = itab-f4.
append itab1.
clear itab1.
endloop.
ther is no other faster way than this.
Reward points if useful
Regards
Anji
2007 May 11 2:06 PM
Hello,
This is the only way to do it as you did.
Also if the table A is appended from some other table then u can move that column
and append table B.
Regards,
Vasanth
2007 May 11 2:07 PM
Hi
Declare two internal tables
ITAB and ITAB1 9with just one field)
loop at iTAB.
itab1-f1 = itab-f4.
append itab1.
clear itab1.
endloop.
ther is no other faster way than this.
Reward points if useful
Regards
Anji
2007 May 11 2:18 PM
Hello Gregory,
I have also gave the same solution as Mr. Anji said.
May I know thw diffrence bt the two solution.
Vasanth
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