Declaration of WA for Table Type

Hi,
I am trying to append a structure data to a table type.
For example:
I have a Table Type called ZTABLE_TYPE of Line Type ZSTRUCTURE.
In my program, my declaration is as below:
DATA itab TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF ZTABLE_TYPE.
DATA work_area TYPE ZSTRUCTURE.
work_area-field1 = 'abc'
work_area-field2 = '123'
APPEND work_area TO itab.
However, when I try to activate, I received a syntax error:
"WORK_AREA" cannot be converted to the line type of "ITAB".
Can I get some help on whether I have declared wrongly, or is there a more appropriate way to append data into a table type.
Thanks!

Hi,
Declare like this:
DATA itab TYPE ZTABLE_TYPE.
DATA work_area TYPE ZSTRUCTURE.
work_area-field1 = 'abc'
work_area-field2 = '123'
APPEND work_area TO itab.
This is because ZTABLE_TYPE is already a table type. So you need not mention "type table of" in your declaration part.
Thanks and Regards,
Santosh Kumar Mukka.

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2 AS
3 BEGIN
4     INSERT INTO neo_preo
5     SELECT * FROM TABLE(CAST(p_newrows AS preo_nt));
6 END;
7 /
Procedure created.
SQL> So now we're ready to rock!
SQL> DECLARE
2      nt preo_nt;
3 BEGIN
4      nt := get_preo(1);
5      ins_neo_preo(nt);
6 END;
7 /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL>
SQL> SELECT * FROM neo_preo
2 /
   USER_ID       M_ID       N_ID
         1        111         11
         1        222         22
         1        333         33
SQL> A little bit of limbo, a little bit of samba!
Cheers, APC

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