TYPES DECLARATION IN REPORT

HI
IN CREATION OF REPORT
which is better to write nameoftable-fieldname or dataelementname
for exp :
1.
Types : begin of ty_mara,
               matnr type mara-matnr,
               pstat type mara-pstat   ,
        end of ty_mara.
2.
Types : begin of ty_mara,
               matnr type matnr ,
                pstat type pstat_d,
            end of ty_mara.
which one is the common practice...
pls tell me this
Regards
Rajan Mehta

Hi rajan,
1. I would say the first one TABLE-FIELDNAME
   is always better.
2. Bcos
3. We are essentially interested in the FIELDNAMEs type.
4. In future, if SAP changes the data element of the
    field, then we do not need to change the program.
    The program (since it is declared using table-fieldname),
   will automatically ADAPT to the new settings.
(If we had declared using data element, then
our program would not ADAPT to the field in question. It would
still point to the old data element, which is now not used in the table)
regards,
amit m.

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