Special character '  in the string variable

Hi,
I need to insert in the string veriable the special character '. How should I do it ?
variable = '''.
It does not work ...
BR
Wojcieh

1)Declare a variable and assign the special character to that variable.
2)Then use the CONCATENATE option to get the value in the string variable.
Just copy and execute this code.
REPORT zztest.
<b>DATA : temp(1) VALUE ''''.</b> Decalare your special character
DATA : variable TYPE string.
START-OF-SELECTION.
  BREAK-POINT.
  variable = 'SDNSAP'.
  CONCATENATE temp variable temp INTO variable.
  WRITE : / variable.
<b>The output is</b>
'SDNSAP'
Regards,
AS.

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