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ABAP_CDS - Null Values A null value> is a special value returned by a database> in order to indicate an undefined value or result. In ABAP CDS, null values can be handled using one of the following:
The condition IS NULL>>.
The addition ELSE NULL>> in a case distinction in a CDS view entity.
The function COALESCE>>.
The parameter on_null> in date and time conversion functions >. In the SELECT> statement of a CDS view entity, null values can be produced by
aggregate functions>,
in outer joins>,
in CDS expressions>. The topic ABAP SQL - Null Values> explains the handling of null values in ABAP SQL.
ABAP_EXAMPLE_VX5 In the following example, the field NullResult> contains a null value because the CASE> expression on the left side does not find a true WHEN> condition. It evaluates the ELSE> branch, and sets the result to null accordingly. DDLS DEMO_CDS_NULL The following SELECT> statement evaluates the CDS view entity using the ABAP SQL coalesce function>. Since the case expression returns a null value, the coalesce function returns 'Null'> as result. ABEXA 01755 ABAP_EXAMPLE_END