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• NOT ABAP_BOOLEAN_OPERATOR
ABAP_LOGEXP > - NOT>
ABAP_SYNTAX ABAP_KEY ... NOT log_exp ...>
What does it do? The negation of a logical expression log_exp>> using NOT> creates a new logical expression that is false if the logical expression log_exp> is true and vice versa.
Latest notes:
The operator NOT> binds stronger than AND>, OR>, and EQUIV>.
The Boolean operator NOT> must not be confused with the addition NOT> of the comparison operators> BETWEEN>>, IN>>, and the predicate operator> IS>>. The following syntax is possible: ... NOT operand NOT IN range_tab ...> The first NOT> is a Boolean operator that negates a comparison expression. The second NOT> is a part of the comparison expression with# the comparison operator IN>. This is illustrated by parentheses around the comparison expression: ... NOT ( operand NOT IN range_tab ) ...> NON_V5_HINTS ABAP_HINT_END