on 04-15-2015 3:36 AM
Hello, Is it possible to send data that is in internal table to another DSO?
I have some data in internal table that I have manipulated and i don't want to write that data to my dso. ok. in my end routine, can I use the INSERT command and send that data in another DSO?
Please let me know,
Thanks.
It is possible but it is certainly a very bad idea to do so.
DSOs are not designed to be directly written into using the INSERT statement. The standard way to push data into a DSO is to write a transformation into it. Directly INSERTing into a DSO is not supported and nobody can guarantee consistency of data and deltas if you do that.
So for your requirement, create a transformation with the target as the other DSO. In that transformation, populate the source/result package based on what you want to send into the DSO.
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Suhas, i agree with you. the issue here is that i am manipulating some data in an internal table. once I gather data in an internal table then I delete it (because i don't want to load that data). but i also want a report of those records. this is why i wanted to know if i can throw that data in another table and then build a report on top of it. and i thought may be i can insert the data from my transformation.
Hi
Its possible to load to internal table to DSO table.
But which table you want write data in DSO
In Standard DSO 3 types tables is there.
Thanks
Ramakrsihna
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Dear Sunil,
Why you want to do that. If you want to do that then in End routine of 2nd DSO do the lookup on 1st DSO and get the desired data and manipulate accordingly.
Hope it will serve your purpose.
Best Regards,
KK
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Using Read table statement Populated data from one target to another target
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