How to transfer IDOC - E1EDL24 segment data into my_itab?

Hi Experts,
Am trying to transfer data from a Segment-E1EDL24 to an itab of fs_itm_data.
data: begin of fs_itm_data,
tapos(6),
nista(18),
altme(3),
end of fs_itm_data.
So, when u see this E1EDL24 segment in WE31, there are lot of fields in it.
And am getting the data as,
idoc_data-segnam = E1EDL24
idoc_data-sdata = 00001012345678 (i.e. POSNR+MATNR)
So, to do dump this segment data into itab, am wrting code by using OFF SETTIng ; like,
fs_itm_data-tapos         = edidd-sdata+0(6).
fs_itm_data-nista         = edidd-sdata+146(15).
fs_itm_data-altme         = edidd-sdata+161(3).
1 - but, I dont think that, this is correct practice
2 - if there is no value for Alt UNIT of edidd-sdata+161(3), wht happens?
3 - If MATNR varies in its length, like 1 - 18?
so, let me know that,
1 - How to transfer this segment data into this itab?
THANQ

If I understand ur requirement correctly then u need to move idoc_data-sdata to an internal table itab.In that case no need to move data from idoc_data-sdata to itab directly using OFF SETT.
1st declare one wrokarea of type E1EDL24.
data: w_E1EDL24 type E1EDL24.
Now move the content of idoc_data-sdata to the workarea.
move idoc_data-sdata to w_E1EDL24.
Now u can do field by field assignment to move data from w_E1EDL24 to ur table.
fs_itm_data-tapos = w_E1EDL24-tapos.
fs_itm_data-nista = w_E1EDL24-nista.
fs_itm_data-altme = w_E1EDL24-altme.
Here I am assuming that field names in the structure fs_itm_data are same as field names in the segment w_E1EDL24.
Regards,
Joy.

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