Read Data from the dynamic Field Symbol with key ?

Question

Dear All,
I've  2 dynamic internal tables in the form of field symbols.
Now,I want to loop the item field symbol, read the header field symbol content and then move the corresponding into a final field symbol.
How to read the field symbol with key ?
When I'm trying to give the key clause in the paranthesis it's giving a syntax error.
Any clues ?
FYI .....
* Get the Dynamic Field and Value for the Date/Year and convert it into Year value
  LOOP AT <fs_t_son> ASSIGNING <wa_son>.
    ASSIGN COMPONENT gwa_znrows_def-fieldname OF STRUCTURE <wa_son> TO <fs_year>.
    IF sy-subrc = 0.
      CLEAR gv_string.
      MOVE <fs_year> TO gv_string.
      CLEAR gv_year.
      gv_year = gv_string.
      <fs_year> = gv_year.
    ELSE.
* When the Date/year Field is not in the Table then -->
* Get the Dynamic Field and Value
      ASSIGN COMPONENT gwa_znrows_def-kfldname OF STRUCTURE <wa_rson> TO <fs_value>.
* Populate field for Dynamic Where condition
      CLEAR gv_value.
      CONCATENATE '''' <fs_value> '''' INTO gv_value.
      CONCATENATE gwa_znrows_def-kfldname '=' gv_value INTO gt_where SEPARATED BY space.
      APPEND gt_where.
      CLEAR gt_where.
      READ TABLE <fs_t_rson> ASSIGNING <wa_rson> ( gt_where ).  "Key clause
    ENDIF.  " if sy-subrc = 0.  "Assign
  ENDLOOP.
Thanks & regards,
Deepu.K

Answer 1

TYPES: BEGIN OF line,
         col1 TYPE c,
         col2 TYPE c,
       END OF line.
DATA: wa TYPE line,
      itab TYPE HASHED TABLE OF line WITH UNIQUE KEY col1,
      key(4) TYPE c VALUE 'COL1'.
FIELD-SYMBOLS <fs> TYPE ANY TABLE.
ASSIGN itab TO <fs>.
READ TABLE <fs> WITH TABLE KEY (key) = 'X' INTO wa.
The internal table itab is assigned to the generic field symbol <fs>, after which it is possible to address the table key of the field symbol dynamically. However, the static address
READ TABLE <fs> WITH TABLE KEY col1 = 'X' INTO wa.
is not possible syntactically, since the field symbol does not adopt the key of table itab until runtime. In the program, the type specification ANY TABLE only indicates that <fs> is a table. If the type had been ANY (or no type had been specified at all), even the specific internal table statement READ TABLE <fs>  would not have been possible from a syntax point of view.