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REFRESH statement

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Can I use the REFRESH statement for more than one internal tables or do I need to REFRESH each table seperately? Is there any performance gain if you can refresh more than one internal table?

Thanks

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former_member195383
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HI..

IT CAN BE DONE IN SINGLE STATEMENT... I DONT THINK THERE IS PERFOMANCE GAIN IF U DO IT IN SINGLE STATEMENT..

WRITE IT IN THE FOLLOWING WAY..

REFRESH : IT_TAB1[],

IT_TAB2[].

REGARDS...

Edited by: Rudra Prasanna Mohapatra on Jul 2, 2008 2:07 PM

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former_member195383
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HI..

IT CAN BE DONE IN SINGLE STATEMENT... I DONT THINK THERE IS PERFOMANCE GAIN IF U DO IT IN SINGLE STATEMENT..

WRITE IT IN THE FOLLOWING WAY..

REFRESH : IT_TAB1[],

IT_TAB2[].

REGARDS...

Edited by: Rudra Prasanna Mohapatra on Jul 2, 2008 2:07 PM

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hi,

You can do that with a single statement as shown below and will not affect any performance doing this way ...


refresh : itab1, itab2.

Regards,

Santosh

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Nitesh,

yes we can refresh in one hit.

like this:

REFRESH:it_excel,it_belnr.

Amit.

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Hello

Yes, you can use REFRESH for more than one internal tables.


refresh: tab1, tab2, ....

but this will not raise performance, will only simplify code.