Hello friends.

I am a ABAP (SAP programing language) programer and in ABAP we have the concept of "Internal Table".

Internal table is a table resident in memory, not in the Database.

For example, if we want to retrieve from database a list of clients (that are stored in database table KNA1) so that we can use later for any purpose, we do a select to that table and put the data into an Internal Table....afterwards when we need to access this data, instead of reading the database again, we read this Internal Table from memory. This is a way of reducing database reads and increase performance.

The access to the Internal Table is almos the same as to a Database Table. To a database table we do "SELECT *" or "SELECT SINGLE" to read several or just one record, and to an Internal we do "LOOP AT" or "READ TABLE" to read several or just one record.

My question is...is there anything like this in Visual Basic ?

Thank you all for reading and I'll be waiting for your answers ,

Bleeding_me