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AB_SQL in ABAP Release 7.61 ITOC
ABAP_MODIFICATION_NN SQL Expressions> From ABAP_RELEASE 7.61, other
SQL expressions> can be used as operands in a cast expression> and FLTP > is not the only data type that can be specified. ABAP_MODIFICATION_NN ON> Conditions> From ABAP_RELEASE 7.61, it is possible to Use SQL expressions> of the left side of the ON>> condition of any join. Use the expression IS $[NOT$] NULL> > in an ON>> condition of an outer join. ABAP_MODIFICATION_NN Unions> As of ABAP_RELEASE 7.61, the set operator> UNION>> can also be used in subqueries>. ABAP_MODIFICATION_NN Host Expressions> From ABAP_RELEASE 7.61, host expressions > can also be specified as an operand n> after UP TO>> and PACKAGE SIZE>> in the SELECT>> statement. ABAP_MODIFICATION_NN Access to CDS Entities> From ABAP_RELEASE 7.61, the new CDS table functions> can also be specified as data sources of a SELECT>> statement alongside CDS views >. If an input parameter of a CDS entity> is annotated with the new annotation @Environment.systemField> >, AB_SQL can pass the system value that matches the value of the annotation implicitly. The annotation value> #CLIENT>> even prevents an actual parameter from being passed to input parameters explicitly that are annotated in this way for client IDs. ABAP_MODIFICATION_NN Arrangement of SELECT> Clauses and FROM> Clauses> From ABAP_RELEASE 7.61, the FROM> clause> of a SELECT> statement> can also be specified in front of the SELECT> clause>. In this case, the SELECT> clause must be introduced using the new addition FIELDS>>. This arrangement supports tools such as Code Completion in ABAP Editor. ABAP_MODIFICATION_NN Strict Mode in the Syntax Check> If one the new features listed above is used in an AB-SQL statement, the syntax check is performed in a ABAP_STRICT_761 strict mode / , which handles the statement more strictly than the regular syntax check. ABAP_MODIFICATION_NN System Classes> The class CL_ABAP_DBFEATURES>> can now be used to check all features of databases that can be integrated in ABAP programming but which cannot be used in all database systems. ABAP_MODIFICATION_NN Access to Replacement Objects> From ABAP_RELEASE 7.61, it is possible to define a CDS view> as a replacement object> in ABAP Dictionary (transaction SE11>>) for a database table or a DDIC database view. If a replacement object is defined for a database table or DDIC database view specified as a data source> of a SELECT>> statement, the SELECT> statement accesses the CDS view and not the database table or the DDIC database view. This change was implemented using an internal tool and a kernel patch after ABAP_RELEASE 7.40, SP10.