What does it mean ASSIGN lv_data- * TO lt_data .

Hello
Can somebody explain me the meaning of this construction
ASSIGN lv_data->* TO <lt_data>.
Thanks
Edited by: Thomas Zloch on Mar 24, 2010 4:15 PM - subject fixed for forum overview

Hi
from sap help:
statement assigns the memory area specified using mem_area to the field symbol <fs>. You can assign a data object or a memory area calculated from the address of a data object. After the assignment, the field symbol refers to the assigned memory area and can be used in operand positions. When used in a statement, it behaves like a dereferenced data reference, meaning that the statement works with the content of the memory area.
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