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ABAP_CDS_DDL - DEFINE ANNOTATION, arrelem
ABAP_SYNTAX ... ${type;$}$|${{ subannos}$[;$]$}
What does it do? Defines the elements of an annotation array. If specified after a colon of a main annotation or subannotation defined using define annotation, array of turns the annotation specified in front of the colon into an array of the elements specified after array of:
type defines an annotation array for annotation values . The following applies here:
The addition enum can be used
The addition default cannot be used
The type specification must be closed using a semicolon (;).
{subannos} defines an annotation array for subannotations in curly brackets. If specified, subannotations can be closed using an optional semicolon (;). The same information can be specified for type and subannos as for elementary annotations. It is not possible to define a further annotation array directly. Subannotations can, however, be arrays themselves.
Latest notes: When an annotation array is used in annotation syntax in CDS source code, a comma-separated list is specified in square brackets. This list contains the information defined by type or structure as often as necessary. ABAP_HINT_END
ABAP_EXAMPLE_VX Defines an annotation array DemoAnnoIntegerArray for number values. DDLA DEMOANNOINTEGERARRAY The annotation can be used as follows in CDS source code, for example, to specify as many numbers as necessary: @DemoAnnoIntegerArray:[123,456,789] ABAP_EXAMPLE_END
ABAP_EXAMPLE_VX Defines a structured annotation array DemoAnnoStructArray. DDLA DEMOANNOSTRUCTARRAY The annotation can be used as follows in CDS source code, for example, to specify as many subannotations as necessary: @DemoAnnoStructArray:[{subAnno1, subAnno2}, {subAnno1:true, subAnno2:'Some Text'}, {subAnno1:true, subAnno2:'Other Text'} ] ABAP_EXAMPLE_END
