Get Example source ABAP code based on a different SAP table
ABAP_CDS - Specifying Annotations CDS entities> and CDS roles> plus CDS annotation definitions> themselves can (or must) be annotated with metadata using CDS annotations>. This is done by specifying annotations directly in the associated CDS source code> or in CDS metadata extensions>. The annotations of CDS metadata extensions> expand (or override) the annotations specified in the source code of a CDS entity. An annotation is specified in fixed annotation syntax>. This is then checked by the syntax check of the annotated source code. Only those annotations should be specified that are defined as a CDS object> in a CDS annotation definition>. An annotation definition specifies the precise way an annotation must be specified. ADT> supports the specification of valid annotations (namely annotations with an annotation definition) by using colors in the source code and code completion. The syntax check for the definition of a CDS entity in DDL source code> for CDS entities does not yet evaluate the annotation definitions. DDLA> source code> and DDLX> source code> also check annotations with respect to their annotation definitions.
CDS annotation syntax>
CDS metadata extensions>
Scopes for annotations>
Latest notes:
CDS annotation definitions> can currently only be made by SAP, which means that only SAP annotations> should currently be specified in CDS source code>.
The program ABAP_DOCU_CDS_ANNOS_OVERVIEW>> shows all SAP annotations and their properties. NON_V5_HINTS ABAP_HINT_END