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ABAP_BITEXP - Bit Operations This example demonstrates how bit operators are used.
ABAP_SOURCE_CODE DEMO CL_DEMO_DATA_BIT
ABAP_DESCRIPTION The method main works with four hexadecimal fields of length 4, namely frankfurt, frisco, intersect, and union . These fields can represent sets with a maximum of 32 elements. Here, the basic set is supposed to be the set of all possible airlines from the database table SCARR. Each bit of the corresponding bit sequence represents an airline. To index the airlines, an internal table carrier is created and filled with the abbreviations for the airlines from SCARR. An airline is identified using the internal index of the table carrier . Depending on the departure city, the SELECT loop across the database table SPFLI sets the bit at the position that matches the line number of the airline in the table carrier, in either in the frankfurt field or in the frisco field. For this purpose, the line number sy-tabix is determined using a READ statement, in which no other fields are transported. Using the bit operations BIT-AND and BIT-OR, the intersection and union of frankfurt and frisco are created. In the two DO loops, the bits from intersect and union are read and evaluated individually. For every set position, the airline abbreviations are read from the table carrier using a READ statement.
