What does it do? A data cluster can be defined statically by a list in the form p1 = dobj1 p2 = dobj2 ... or p1 FROM dobj1 p2 FROM dobj2 ... and dynamically by specifying a parenthesized internal table ptab. If the data cluster is too big for the memory, an exception is raised.
Latest notes:To export objects that are referenced by reference variables, use the statement CALL TRANSFORMATION to serialize and export these objects if the class of these objects implements the interface IF_SERIALIZABLE_OBJECT. • = EXPORT cluster • FROM EXPORT cluster
ABAP Addition
ABAP Addition
What does it do? In the case of a static export, the content of the data object dobj is stored under the name p in the cluster. The name of a parameter p can contain a maximum of 255 characters. The variants p1 = dobj1 p2 = dobj2 ... and p1 FROM dobj1 p2 FROM dobj2 ... have the same meaning. You can use all data types except reference types for the data object dobj or data types that contain reference types as components. If a data object dobj is an internal table with a header line, not the header line, but thetable body is addressed.
ABAP_PGL Alternative Language Constructs
Latest notes:The use of = is recommended rather than FROM , since = is also used by other ABAP statements to pass data. Outside of classes, and if the label does not contain an address specification such as an instance component selector or an offset/length specification, the obsolete short form dobj1 dobj2... can be used in the static variant. Here, all data objects are implicitly stored under their name in the data cluster.
