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Explain row type and line type concept

  
Total Answers and Comments: 4 Last Update: November 20, 2006     Asked by: vinnoo 
  
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August 21, 2006 05:46:12   #1  
prasad        

RE: Explain row type and line type concept
Row type is nothing but Header and line type is work body
 
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October 16, 2006 07:06:45   #2  
MARUTHIREDDY        

RE: Explain row type and line type concept

line type refers to the structure of an internal table,whereas row type is the actual part that contains the data and it refers to the table body.creating internal table using line type and row type concept is for reusability purpose.Line type and Row type are defined at DDIC LEVEL.


 
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November 09, 2006 23:40:05   #3  
DAHNUNJAY        

RE: Explain row type and line type concept

 LINE TYPE CAN HOLD ONE RECORD. (WORK AREA)

ROW TYPE CAN HOLD MULTIPLE RECORDS. (BODY)


 
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November 20, 2006 02:31:34   #4  
priya_smec Member Since: November 2006   Contribution: 1    

RE: Explain row type and line type concept
Row type defines the header or work area of the internal table where we can hold a record of multiple data type. where as line type defines one field of internal table which can hold only one type of data element.
 
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