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Internal Tables in ABAP Release 7.56 ITOC
ABAP_MODIFICATION_NN Access to Generically Typed Internal Tables
Earlier, in statements for accessing internal tables , the internal table had to be known statically. The operand had to be typed at least with any table. Now, this restriction is partly removed. In the statements INSERT, APPEND, COLLECT, MODIFY , DELETE, READ , LOOP, and SORT, operands can be field symbols and formal parameters that are typed fully generically with TYPE data or TYPE any. Such operands can be used as if typed with any table. If an index access is involved, operands are still required that are typed at least with TYPE index_table .
Latest notes: This is not yet possible in expressions as FOR expressions or table expressions. ABAP_HINT_END
Example ABAP Coding
The following was not possible in older releases. ABEXA 01595 ABAP_EXAMPLE_END
ABAP_MODIFICATION_NN Alias Names for Secondary Keys
Alias names can now be declared for secondary keys of internal tables by using the addition ALIAS of TYPES and DATA. This can be helpful when changing existing secondary keys without invalidating users.
