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*&---------------------------------------------------------------------* *& Report  YCLASSICAL_JOINING *& *&---------------------------------------------------------------------* *& *& *&---------------------------------------------------------------------* REPORT   yclassical_joining  NO   STANDARD   PAGE  HEADING                               LINE - SIZE   110                               LINE - COUNT   255                               MESSAGE - ID  zsan. ** T Y P E    D E C L A R A T I O N ** TYPES  :  BEGIN   OF  ty_mara,          matnr  TYPE  matnr,          ernam  TYPE  ernam,          pstat  TYPE  pstat_d,          END   OF  ty_mara,          BEGIN   OF  ty_makt,          matnr  TYPE  matnr,          spras  TYPE  spras,          maktx  TYPE  maktx,          END   OF  ty_makt,          BEGIN   OF  ty_final,          matnr  TYPE  matnr,          ernam  TYPE  ernam,          pstat  TYPE  pstat_d,          maktx  TY
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*&---------------------------------------------------------------------* *& Report  YINTERACTIVE_REPORT *& *&---------------------------------------------------------------------* *& *& *&---------------------------------------------------------------------* REPORT   yinteractive_report1  NO   STANDARD   PAGE  HEADING                               LINE - SIZE   60                               LINE - COUNT   255                               MESSAGE - ID  zsan. ** T Y P E    D E C L A R A T I O N ** TYPES  :  BEGIN   OF  ty_mara,          matnr  TYPE  matnr,          ernam  TYPE  ernam,          pstat  TYPE  pstat_d,          END   OF  ty_mara,          BEGIN   OF  ty_makt,          matnr  TYPE  matnr,          spras  TYPE  spras,          maktx  TYPE  maktx,          END   OF  ty_makt. ** D A T A     D E C L A R A T I O N ** DATA  : it_mara   TYPE   STANDARD   TABLE   OF  ty_mara,        it_makt   TYPE   STANDARD   TABLE   OF  
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