How we can see the data in import id 'LZUT5U11'

HI
Plz observe below code carefully
import lsind
         report_title
         table_name
         report_field
         change_display
         show_hide
         conversion_exits
         table_description
         form_program
         select_form
         update_form
         line_size
         line_count
         records[]
         fields[]
         header_fields[]
         select_fields[]
         xrep[]
         from memory id 'LZUT5U11'.
sy-lsind = lsind.
when i was trying to import the data to above mentioned fields
from memory id 'LZUT5U11' getting dump due to length difference between memory id 'LZUT5U11' and field 'lsind'.
how we can see the field length in memory id 'LZUT5U11'.
Regards
santhosh
[email protected]

For Finance the standard datasources are
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click on manage
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OR
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mail-id : [email protected]

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A logical memory model illustrates how the main memory is distributed from the view of executable programs. A distinction is made here between external sessions and internal sessions .
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