What is the reason for Invalid database interface call in the statement

Hi all,                                                     
Invalid database interface call in the statement where table "ZPP_STORAGE ".
Thanks.

DATA: BEGIN OF itab4 OCCURS 0,
            mandt TYPE mandt,
            matnr LIKE mseg-matnr,
            werks LIKE mseg-werks,
            lgort LIKE mseg-lgort,
            tarih LIKE sy-datum ,
            meins LIKE mseg-meins,
            bldat LIKE mkpf-bldat,
            menge LIKE mseg-menge,
         SHKZG like mseg-SHKZG,
         BWART like mseg-bwart,
        END OF itab4.
LOOP AT itab4.
      insert into zpp_storage from itab4.
      COMMIT WORK.
    ENDLOOP.
At insert, dump occurs.
Why?
Thanks.

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