Message PLACEHOLDERS

Hi Freinds,
Im using statement    'MESSAGE I002(ZMSG_PM) WITH 'ABCBMMMMM'.
But the message displays the message stored in 002 in message class zmsd_pm andit does not show 'ABCBMMMMM'.
I want to display message with the message defined in msg class with some additional data.
How to do this
Thanx
RR

Dear rajiv
Other wise u can try like this also ....
U declare a variable like
data: l_message(100).
then wherever u want message
Concatenate  'msg1variable'  'msg2 variable' into l_message.
now u can use that l_message.
regards
karthik
Let me know if u face any issues.

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