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AB_SQL in ABAP Release 4.0 ITOC
ABAP_MODIFICATION_NN INNER JOIN> and LEFT OUTER JOIN >>
It is now possible to read records from multiple logically associated database tables using a single SELECT> statement. This can be done using the new constructs INNER JOIN> and LEFT OUTER JOIN> in the FROM> clause>. In the past this was normally done using a nested SELECT> loop. Replacing these loops with joins produces greatly improved runtime performance.
ABAP_MODIFICATION_NN Subqueries>
Subqueries> are now possible in the WHERE > conditions of SELECT>, UPDATE>, and DELETE> statements. Tasks that previously required multiple SQL> statements can now be solved more efficiently. A description of these subqueries is available in the documentation of the relational expressions>.
ABAP_MODIFICATION_NN HAVING> Clause>
The new HAVING> clause> makes it possible to define further conditions for a set of results of a SELECT> statement created using aggregation> and grouping>.