Accessing user defined datatype in smartforms

I have created type group named zkttp. In that I have created a data type named zkttp_ty_sflight. I did include that in my smartform zrkt_sform_saplane. But it is showing error. This I am trying because I dont want to send all fields of sflight table in smartform. is this the right way? in smartform i have defined internal table with like as the the above datatype. still it is giving error as "TYPE ZKTTP_TY_SFLIGHT NOT ALLOWED IN THIS CONTEXT".

Ruby,
obviously there is no official way to use type-pools in SMARTFORMS, I assume what you created as type group is what you include in ABAP programs as TYPE-POOLS ZKTTP_TY_SFLIGHT.
If you put this statement inside a FORM, you can use the included types locally.
Yo don't need to define anything what is existing. In the SMARTFORMS TYPES section, you may define your own type as
TYPES:
begin of zkttp_ty_sflight,
end of zkttp_ty_sflight.
Then You can use it.
Regards,
Clemens

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