As mentioned above, table lines that are constructed inline as arguments to the VALUE operator, for example, can be added to internal tables. In the following cases, internal tables are populated using constructor expressions in the context of assignments.
In the example below, the internal table is populated by assigning an internal table that is constructed inline with the VALUE operator. The inline constructed table has two lines. line represents an existing structure with a compatible line type. The other line is constructed inline.
💡 Note
The extra pair of parentheses represents a table line. The # character indicates that the line type can be derived from the context. The assignment deletes the existing content of the internal table on the left side.
itab = VALUE #( ( line )
( comp1 = a comp2 = b ... ) ).
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