String-Line Extension

Friends,
   Can anyone of you resolve the below issue.
I am having a field called rec in an internal table.
I am passing a string to this field which might run for
few lines. To consider this line extension I am using the
extension character "-".
The code is given below.
data : source type string.
data : begin of itab occurs 0,
         rec type string,
       end of itab.
       itab-rec = 'ksjdksjdkjskjd'
                   -'lkskldlskdlksldklskd'
                   -'sdsdsdsds'.
       append itab.
       itab-rec =
'MangoApplejhfkkghhkglkjl;ghkjl;ghkjlkgh;ljkl;;jkl;ljk;'.
       append itab.
       write source.
       loop at itab into itab.
          concatenate source itab-rec into source.
       endloop.
       write source.
On execution of below code, I am getting the following error
   Unable to interpret "ksjdksjdkjskjd" as an number.
What might be the problem friends.
Regards,
Usha

Hi Usha,
but you can condense the gaps:
with:
itab-rec = 'ksjdksjdkjskjd
-lkskldlskdlksldklskd
-sdsdsdsds'.
CONDENSE itab-rec NO-GAPS.
APPEND itab.
regards Andreas

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