Hi Avinash,
in our systems a new program has to be free of any code inspector errors, warnings and informations.
Therefore all issues must be worked and either corrected or acknowleged with a pseudo comment, if the code inspector fails.
The code inspector is a tool, which shows possible issues, but it can't decide, if there is a real issue.
If you read a complete database table into an internal table in your program. you may get a code inspector error or warning. But if you want to read all 12 entries, because you need them, then you have to comment this SELECT with a pseudo comment to tell the code inspector, that this issue doesn't exist and it shouldn't check it further.
If you can't use pseudo comments due to your coding standards, then your first option should be to remove the causing code lines. In your issue, remove the VBUK access.
Regards,
Klaus