Archive the CSV attachments in mail

Hi,
I need to archive the CSV attachements that I am sending by mail
Please suggest how to go about this???
If not possible archiving of selected mails will also do....

part-2
    CONCATENATE 'Display Message' ' ' INTO IT_OBJTXT
    SEPARATED BY SPACE.
    APPEND IT_OBJTXT.
    CLEAR IT_OBJTXT.
    IT_RECLIST-RECEIVER = 'emailaddress'.
    IT_RECLIST-REC_TYPE = 'U'.
    IT_RECLIST-EXPRESS = ' '.
    IT_RECLIST-COM_TYPE = 'INT'.
    APPEND IT_RECLIST.
    CONCATENATE 'Display Message' ' ' INTO IT_OBJTXT
    SEPARATED BY SPACE.
    APPEND IT_OBJTXT.
    CLEAR IT_OBJTXT.
    IT_RECLIST-RECEIVER = 'email address'.
    IT_RECLIST-REC_TYPE = 'U'.
    IT_RECLIST-EXPRESS = ' '.
    IT_RECLIST-COM_TYPE = 'INT'.
    APPEND IT_RECLIST.
    CLEAR: W_TEXT.
    DOC_CHNG-OBJ_DESCR = 'Successfull Message display'.
    DOC_CHNG-OBJ_NAME = 'INBOUND'.
    DESCRIBE TABLE IT_OBJTXT LINES TAB_LINES.
    READ TABLE IT_OBJTXT INDEX TAB_LINES.
    DOC_CHNG-DOC_SIZE = ( TAB_LINES - 1 ) * 255 + STRLEN( IT_OBJTXT ).
    CLEAR: W_LONGTEXT.
    W_LONGTEXT = 'name of report for testing'.
    IT_OBJBIN = W_LONGTEXT.
    APPEND IT_OBJBIN. CLEAR IT_OBJBIN.
    APPEND IT_OBJBIN. CLEAR IT_OBJBIN.
    APPEND IT_OBJBIN. CLEAR IT_OBJBIN.
    CLEAR TEXT.
    MOVE: 'User:' TO TEXT,
          SY-UNAME TO TEXT+6.
    IT_OBJBIN = TEXT.
    APPEND IT_OBJBIN. CLEAR IT_OBJBIN.
    CLEAR: w_status, W_MATNR,
             W_MTART, w_werks, w_lgort .
   w_sno   = 's no'.
    w_status = 'status'.
    W_MATNR = 'Mat No.'.
    W_MTART = 'Mat Type'.
    W_werks = 'werks'.
    w_lgort = 'lgort'.
    CONCATENATE w_status W_MATNR W_MTART W_werks w_lgort
               INTO W_LONGTEXT SEPARATED BY ','.
    IT_OBJBIN = W_LONGTEXT.
    APPEND IT_OBJBIN. CLEAR IT_OBJBIN.
    LOOP AT IT_TAB2.
      DO.
        ASSIGN COMPONENT SY-INDEX OF STRUCTURE IT_TAB2 TO <FIELD>.
        IF SY-SUBRC <> 0.
          EXIT.
        ENDIF.
        SEARCH <FIELD> FOR ',' IN CHARACTER MODE.
        IF SY-SUBRC = 0.
          CONCATENATE '"' <FIELD> '"' INTO <FIELD> IN CHARACTER MODE.
        ENDIF.
        IF SY-INDEX = 1.
          I_DLOAD-DLOAD = <FIELD>.
          SHIFT: I_DLOAD-DLOAD LEFT DELETING LEADING SPACE.
        ELSE.
          SHIFT: I_DLOAD-DLOAD LEFT DELETING LEADING SPACE.
          CONCATENATE I_DLOAD-DLOAD <FIELD> INTO I_DLOAD-DLOAD
                      SEPARATED BY ',' IN CHARACTER MODE.
        ENDIF.
      ENDDO.
      IT_OBJBIN = I_DLOAD-DLOAD.
      APPEND IT_OBJBIN. CLEAR IT_OBJBIN.
    ENDLOOP.
ENDIF.
ENDIF.

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