1) What is the difference between TYPE and LIKE ?
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Answer / bharath
TYPE: represents the data types.
LIKE: represents the data objects
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Answer / yarru sreenivasa rao
type wont take any memory
like -allocate memory
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Answer / sivaramakrishna
in old versions we use as below to create wa,itab
data : itab like line of dbtable.
data : wa like dbtable. " to create explicit wa
but in new versions
data : itab type table of dbtabl.
data : wa type dbtable.
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