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• FOR ABAP_MESH_PATH
FOR ... IN mesh_path>
ABAP_SYNTAX ... FOR wa$|<(><)> IN> mesh_path> $[let_exp>$] ...>
What does it do? Evaluates all lines described by a mesh_path> > using a FOR> expression of a constructor expression. The syntax and meaning are the same as for FOR> expressions> for lines of internal tables, however a mesh path is specified after FOR ... IN>, instead of a directly specified internal table. Groupings and FOR> expressions for groups, the addition • INTO>, and conditions outside of the mesh path cannot be specified here. A FOR> expression with a mesh path can be used like a FOR> expression with an internal table for table comprehensions> and table reductions>. When specifying the mesh paths, the same applies as to mesh paths in the statement LOOP AT>>. The FOR> expression works in the same way as the corresponding LOOP> loop on the last path node of the mesh path. In particular, additional conditions can be specified in the square brackets [ ... ]>> of a mesh association of the mesh path using the additions USING KEY>> and WHERE log_exp>>.
Latest notes: In the constructor expression NEW>, VALUE>, or REDUCE> , FOR> expressions with mesh paths and FOR> expressions with directly specified internal tables can occur together. NON_V5_HINTS ABAP_HINT_END
ABAP_EXAMPLE_ABEXA FOR> Expressions for Mesh Paths> ABAP_EXAMPLE_END