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ABAP_ITAB - Appending Lines This example demonstrates how lines can be appended to internal tables.
ABAP_SOURCE_CODE DEMO CL_DEMO_INT_TBLS_APPEND
ABAP_DESCRIPTION The example has three parts:
In the first part, the internal table wa_tab> is created with two columns and filled in the loop DO>. In each pass of the loop, a line with initial values is appended, then a structure of the line type is constructed and appended from the loop index and the square of the loop index.
In the second part, two internal tables tab1> and tab2> are created. tab2> has a deep structure, since the second component of the line type has the data type of the table tab1>. Structures of the line type line1> are appended to tab1>. After this, a structure with the line type line2> is constructed and appended to tab2>. After tab1> has been initialized using the statement CLEAR>, the same process is repeated.
In the final part, two lines of the internal table jtab> are appended to the internal table itab> using the statement APPEND> and the addition LINES OF>.
Latest notes: It could be better to use the value operator VALUE> for internal tables > instead of using APPEND VALUE #( ... )> shown here. NON_V5_HINTS ABAP_HINT_END