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ABAP_STRINGFUNC > - Processing Functions The following processing functions have a character-like result. They can be declared at general expression positions> and character-like expression positions>. The return values have the type string>.
cmax>, cmin> - Character-Like Extreme Value Functions>
condense> - Condense Function>
concat_lines_of> - Concatenation Function>
escape> - Escape Function>
insert>- Insert Function>
match> - Match Function>
repeat> - Repeat Function>
replace> - Replace Function>
reverse> - Reverse Function>
segment> - Segment Function>
shift_left>, shift_right> - Shift Functions>
substring>, substring_...> - Substring Functions>
to_upper>, to_lower>, to_mixed >, from_mixed> - Case Functions>
translate> - Translate Function> The function boolc>> also has a return value of the type string> and in principle is also one of these functions. It is handled, however, in accordance with its role as a logical function>.
Latest notes:
The processing functions for character-like arguments ignore the trailing blanks for input parameters with fixed lengths.
The processing functions for character-like arguments cannot be used directly as operands of arithmetic expressions> but can be used as operands of descriptive functions>.
The type string> of the return values must be respected mainly when using functions in comparisons. NON_V5_HINTS ABAP_HINT_END