Cannot Use Anonymous Components in Structures
You cannot declare anonymous components when you define a structured data object using the DATA, CLASS-DATA, STATICS or CONSTANTS statements in ABAP Objects.

In ABAP Objects, the following statements cause an error message:

DATA: BEGIN OF struc,
        'Text Literal',
        space(10) [TYPE c],
        text(10) TYPE c VALUE 'Text Field',
      END OF struc.

Correct syntax:

DATA: BEGIN OF struc,
        text1(12)  TYPE c VALUE 'Text Literal',
        blanks(10) TYPE c VALUE IS INITIAL,
        text2(10)  TYPE c VALUE 'Text Field',
      END OF struc.

Cause:

You should be able to address each component in a structure explicitly. If you declare literals, or the special name space in the structure definition, nameless textfields are included as components. For literals, the initial and value correspond to the content of the literal. For space, the system creates a text field filled with spaces. These anonymous text fields cannot be addressed explicitly in programs. In particular, structures never contain components with the name space. You can only access anonymous components using the structure name and offset/length addressing. You can easily replace these nameless components with named components. Named components increase the function of anonymous components by allowing them to be accessed explicitly, without limiting their role as, for example, as filler fields.

Overview:

Replacement for Obsolete Statements ABAP Objects