Well, that's where I got stuck once.
But after much investigation, I discovered the solution.
You can make use of SysDictTable class here, pass the name as a string and store the data in buffer of type Common so that no error is raised.
But after much investigation, I discovered the solution.
You can make use of SysDictTable class here, pass the name as a string and store the data in buffer of type Common so that no error is raised.
SysDictTable dictTable = SysDictTable::newName('myTableName');
Common common = dictTable.makeRecord();
Now if you want to read a particular field "Description" from table myTableName, if you try doing that by writing Common.Description you would get an error.
Instead, you should follow this method:
while select common
{
info (common.(dictTable.fieldName2Id('Description')));
}