Program to arrange 4 strings in ascending order .

can any one gimme the code to arrage 4 strings in ascending order.

create an internal table with a field of character type of sufficient length..
Now append the fields one after one.
Use sort Table option to get the Required result.
Code.
Report XYZ.
data : begin of t_table occurs 0 ,
         field(255) type c,
       end of t_table.
field = 'abc'.
append field.
field = 'adcg'.
append field.
field = 'afeter'.
append field.
field = 'afar'.
append field.
sort t_table .
Thanks and regards
sharma Nittala
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> I would like to do a program that have one string control and one
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> help me?
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