Export Text into Infotype text cluster

Hi,
I am trying to insert some text into the infotype text (Edit -> Maintain Text) for infotype 40 programmatically.
I have written the sample code below but the text is not inserted into the infotype. Can someone advise me what could be wrong with the code ?
Many thanks in advance.
Regards
KC
=============================================
REPORT ZTEXTO .
TABLES : PERNR, PCL1, pcl2.
INFOTYPES : 0040.
INCLUDE RPPPXD00.
DATA : BEGIN OF COMMON PART BUFFER.
       INCLUDE RPPPXD10.
DATA : END OF COMMON PART BUFFER.
INCLUDE RPC1TX00.
GET PERNR.
   LOOP AT P0040.
     MOVE-CORRESPONDING P0040 TO TX-KEY.
     REFRESH PTEXT.
     PTEXT-LINE = 'THIS IS A TRAIL INSERT INSERT INTO INFOTYPE TEXT'.
     APPEND PTEXT.
     RP-EXP-C1-TX.
   ENDLOOP.
   PERFORM PREPARE_UPDATE USING 'V'.
BUFFER ADMINISTRATION ROUTINE.
INCLUDE RPPPXM00.

Hi,
I have this same issue. I have the infotype field ITEXT is set to 'X'. I am trying to update the record in infotype 0672. I am using the following code, it executes well. But it is not updating the infotype with the text.
REPORT zven_insert_text_infotpe                .
TABLES : pernr, pcl1, pcl2.
INFOTYPES : 0672.
Data: gs_0672 TYPE STANDARD TABLE of pskey with header line.
INCLUDE rpppxd00.
DATA : BEGIN OF COMMON PART buffer.
INCLUDE rpppxd10.
DATA : END OF COMMON PART buffer.
INCLUDE rpc1tx00.
gs_0672-pernr = '00010053'.
gs_0672-infty = '0672'.
gs_0672-subty = '0001'.
gs_0672-endda = '04042005'.
gs_0672-begda = '04042005'.
append gs_0672.
clear gs_0672.
*GET pernr.
LOOP AT gs_0672.
    MOVE-CORRESPONDING gs_0672 TO tx-key.
    REFRESH ptext.
    ptext-line = 'THIS IS A TRAIL INSERT INSERT INTO INFOTYPE TEXT'.
    APPEND ptext.
    rp-exp-c1-tx.
ENDLOOP.
perform prepare_update using 'V'.
include RPPPXM00.
Please let me know ASAP.
Appreciate.
Thanks.
vgoy

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