Read itab error

Hello all,
i m coding this......
loop at itab2.
READ TABLE itab1 with KEY X = 'itab2-X'.
    if sy-subrc= 0.
       process.
endif.
endloop.
But here itab1-X   shows no data in debug but there is data in itab2-X.
so no wrong result.
can u tell me why table itab1 is not reading here .
Thanks a lot.

Remove the quotes around ITAB2-X.
loop at itab2.
READ TABLE itab1 with KEY X = itab2-X. "<<- Remove quotes
if sy-subrc= 0.
*process.
endif.
endloop.
REgards,
Rich Heilman

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