Chapter 098
EXPORT IMPORT database table(INDX)
data
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It’s possible to transfer data to other program with
EXPORT / IMPORT statement.
EXPORT / IMPORT can handle 3 types of data, which are
ABAP memory, shared buffer area, database table.
In this chapter, let’s see how to handle database data
with EXPORT / IMPORT.
This method is to save data into INDX table and read
data from INDX table, which is very similar to the way we save the data into
transparent table.
The below statement describes how to save the data of
internal table into INDX table. You can declare the index name freely, which is
the area in the table and Key value.
1. Export data
EXPORT GT_ITAB TO DATABASE INDX(ZK) ID 'EABAP'.
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You can read the data from INDX table and save the
data into internal table
2. Import data
IMPORT gt_itab FROM DATABASE INDX(ZK) ID 'EABAP'
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If the data is transferred to another program, you
need to remove unwanted data from INDX table using the delete statement.
3. Delete data
DELETE FROM DATABASE INDX(ZK) ID 'EABAP'.
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Let’s create 2 programs and check how to transfer data between programs.
[ex 1]
REPORT ZEXPORT_01.
TABLES INDX. DATA GT_ITAB TYPE TABLE OF SFLIGHT. DATA REPORT TYPE SY-REPID. SELECT * FROM SFLIGHT INTO TABLE GT_ITAB UP TO 5 ROWS. EXPORT GT_ITAB TO DATABASE INDX(ZK) ID 'EABAP'. REPORT = 'ZIMPORT_01' . SUBMIT (REPORT) AND RETURN. |
After execution program 1, the blow data is created in
INDX table. If the data volume exceeds the column capacity, the new line is
created and the SRTF2 column sequence is increased sequentially.
Now, let’s read the data from INDX table with
[ex 2]. As you already know, all sap user can access and use the data in INDX
table. So after import data and the data is not needed anymore, you need to
delete INDX data.
[ex 2]
REPORT ZIMPORT_01.
TABLES INDX. DATA gt_itab TYPE TABLE OF SFLIGHT. DATA WA LIKE LINE OF gt_itab. IMPORT gt_itab FROM DATABASE INDX(ZK) ID 'EABAP' . DELETE FROM DATABASE INDX(ZK) ID 'EABAP'. LOOP AT gt_itab INTO WA. WRITE WA-CARRID. ENDLOOP. |
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