HRFORM - difference between Flat Staructure & Nested Structure

Hi,
I wish to know the dfifference between deciding nested structure or flat structure in tcode HRFORMS. I have to work on form SAP_PAYSLIP_CA which is a nested structure. I have read that working on flat structure is far easier than working on nested structure. I wish to know what fields i have to add to convert this to flat structure. If i have to work on this nested structure what code i have to add in my interface (e.g. loop at.... for nested structure) for working on employee data. Also i wish to know how can i pull non key field data in my program.
I nee dthe inputs very urgently.
Thanks in advance.
Ajay

Hi Ajay,
Please check the link
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_dimp50/helpdata/en/c5/d69f5b6ccb11d3968b00a0c9306433/content.htm
This is will partially answer your Query.
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