How to save contents of a structure into a field (of type LRAW) of a table?

Hi,
I've got a structure, with a few fields, some being char fields and some of type decimals and would like to save the contents into a field of a table, which is of type LRAW.
I know that I've got to also update the table with the correct length of the value stored in LRAW, and have done that, but it seems to have lost the end bits of the LRAW field.
Also, can I also find out how I can then retrieve the LRAW value after it's being saved? This needs to be done as later on, we would have to move the values from LRAW into the initial structure it came from.
Thanks for your help!
Regards,
Adeline.

Use MOVE command to move the contents of the stucture fields to the Wok area of the Internal table and then APPEND it to the Internal table

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* However, the images written to files may deviate from the originals.
* One obvious cause is limitations of the chosen file format (especially with lossy formats like jpeg).
* A subtle issue can occur, however, even when using lossless formats like png:
* if the file is subsequently opened by another application,
* that application may rescale the image, which can often cause visible artifacts.
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* To see this last problem on Windows XP,
* call {@link #take()} which returns an image of the entire desktop and write it to a file,
* and then open the file with XP's default graphics file viewer ("Windows Picture And Fax Viewer").
* This program shrinks the desktop image in order to fit it inside the program's window,
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* If "Windows Picture And Fax Viewer" instead cropped the image or had a scroll pane, then this should not happen.
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KPEIN_PAL     KPEIN     DEC     5
KMEIN_PAL     KMEIN     UNIT     3
KWERT_PAL     KWERT     CURR     13
KBETR_VAT     KBETR     CURR     11
KPEIN_VAT     KPEIN     DEC     5
KPEIN_VAT     KPEIN     DEC     5
KMEIN_VAT     KMEIN     UNIT     3
KWERT_VAT     KWERT     CURR     13
BLDAT     BLDAT     DATS     8
MWS_BETRG     WRBTR     CURR     13
KURSF     KURSF     DEC     9
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We have a requirement like, we will be provided with IDOC PO flatfile structures(Exactly same as IDOC,but in Dlafile format) .
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please explian the different steps involved.
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...Sri

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thank you,
regards,
.....Sri

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