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Checking Internal Tables The operator EXACT checks a table specified as an argument line-by-line against the tabular target type:
If the line types are elementary, each line is checked for elementary data objects.
If the line types are structured, each line is checked for structures.
If the line types are tabular, the check described here is performed. If the inner table is a table with an elementary line type, the line types must be compatible. The table category and the table key are ignored by the check. If the check raises an exception due to an invalid value or loss of values, the target table is filled with all lines assigned up to that point.
Latest notes:
If an internal table with elementary line type is converted, this line type does not have to be compatible with the target line type but only needs to be convertible according to the conditions of EXACT. If an internal table with elementary line type is converted that occurs as an inner table of another table, it is handled like a structure component and the line types must be compatible.
If internal tables are converted using the operator EXACT, only internal tables with elementary line type can raise an exception. NON_V5_HINTS ABAP_HINT_END
ABAP_EXAMPLE_VX5 The first seven lines of the internal table itab are assigned to the internal table jtab. When the eighth line is assigned, the exception CX_SY_CONVERSION_NO_DATE occurs. ABEXA 01141 ABAP_EXAMPLE_END
