What does it do? Combining two logical expressions log_exp>> with EQUIV> creates a new logical expression that is true if both expressions are true or both expressions are false. If one of the expressions is true and the other one is false, the combined expression is false. Within a parenthesis level>, only two logical expressions can be combined using EQUIV>.
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The operator EQUIV> binds weaker than NOT>, AND>, and OR>.
The operator EQUIV> implements an equivalence operation. Negating such an operation using NOT>> is the same as using an XOR> operation (eXclusive OR>). It is true if one of the expressions is true and the other one is false. NON_V5_HINTS ABAP_HINT_END
ABAP_EXAMPLE_VX5 The condition in the IF> statement is true if o1>, o2> , and o3>, o4> are either both equal or both unequal. ABEXA 01097 ABAP_EXAMPLE_END