AT NEW Satement

Hi Gurus,
Is it necessary that a field being used in AT NEW Satement should be in the first column of internal table?
Example: AT NEW Matnr.
Your help is highly much appreciated!

Hi,
Yes you must follow some hierarchy while using AT NEW Statement.
Say for example
AT NEW FIELD_01.
      ENDAT.
AT NEW FIELD_02.
    ENDAT.
   AT NEW FIELD_03.
     ENDAT.
AT NEW FIELD_04.
    ENDAT.
Then the structure of your internal table must be as follows,
TYPES : BEGIN                OF   ty_main,
               FIELD_01(10)          TYPE c,     " 1st field of the structure of internal table
               FIELD_02(10)          TYPE C,     " 2nd field of the structure of internal table
               FIELD_03(10)          TYPE c,     " 3rd field of the structure of internal table
               FIELD_04(10)          TYPE c,     " 4th field of the structure of internal table
              vbeln                       TYPE vbeln,
        END of ty_main.
Hope it helps you,
Regards,
Abhijit G. Borkar

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