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former_member834424
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i want to modify blanks field of my table..but when i use modify statement. it is storing present field record at correct place but clearing or making blank the previous stored field record...i want both records..how cani do it?

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adityaIngale66
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Hi shavezkhan832,

Try Modify statement with Transporting Keyword for only modify specific fields. Example,

Modify lt_tab from ls_tab transporting <field1> <field2> <fieldn> .

Regards,

Aditya

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Sandra_Rossi
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I don't understand whether you are talking about database table or internal table.

Repeat MODIFY with the right key to update the other record.

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adityaIngale66
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Hi shavezkhan832,

Try Modify statement with Transporting Keyword for only modify specific fields. Example,

Modify lt_tab from ls_tab transporting <field1> <field2> <fieldn> .

Regards,

Aditya

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sandeep_suggu
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Hi shavezkhan832,

I Suggest you to go through this links, in which contain step by step process, which might help your requirement

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01. I Request Mostly go with preference with ABAP - Key Word Documentation (Official One by SAP) [ Document Navigation - Top Left Side ( ABAP INDEX ) - ctrl+f - Search your requirement (ex. modify, etc...) Incase if you are not getting still go with other two links ( 02 & 03 ).

02. Inserting or Changing Values using SAP Open SQL

03. Changing Lines in ABAP Internal Tables

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If It helps Reward It 🙂

Thanks,

Suggu Sandeep.