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Database Connections An AS ABAP uses database connections to access databases. A database connection defines the address of the database system (database host), the database user, and hence the assigned database schema that is accessed. The AB_SQL and Native SQL statements of an ABAP program and the AMDP Framework use a database connection of the current work process to access a database. By default, the standard connection is used to access the ABAP database schema of the standard AS ABAP database . By opening a secondary connection, it is also possible to access databases or database schemas other than the standard database. This makes possible a number of options, for example, data can be passed to and committed in other databases or in other database schemas. The secondary database does not need to be part of an AS ABAP here, but it must be supported by SAP. Connections called service connections can also be used to access the standard database.
