That is a pretty cool operator. Might need some practice to explore all the ways it can be used but there is certainly potential there. Thanks for the video. One suggestion: Can you turn off the process bleep when making videos, please? It comes over very loud when using headphones and is distracting. Otherwise, an excellent video, as ever.
Thanks for your valuable comment Phillip. There were issues with my audio device. Will definitely make sure the audio is very clear from the next time :)
How to filter based on name and marks for example when my name and marks is char type.I cant filter based on two different fields . error incompatible types
Your work is highly appreciated. It is helping a lot on moving to the latest Version of ABAP. Here is a Query. As I checked there are total 11 videos on ABAP 7.4/7.5 coding. These are the only things which we should know in ABAP 7.4/7.5 ? Kindly Respond . Any ways thanks again for the Videos.
By the way is it possible to use "Data(lt_newtab) = FILTER # ( LT_FIRSTTAB WHERE CONDITION )" with a runtime-declared table? ( by @data statement) For example: SELECT * FROM ekpo INTO TABLE @data(lt_ekpo) UP TO 500 ROWS The compiler says that FILTER syntax need a sorted or hashed table in this case, making me declaring a sorted table by non unique key and using a normal select. Tnx!
Filter operator basically requires a sorted/hashed table or a standard table with key that I mentioned in the video. U may use the FOR keyword as well for ur purpose. Have you checked that video of mine? You can use it something like this after the select statement. Types: tt_ekpo type table of ekpo Data(it_newtab) = value tt_ekpo( for wa in it_ekpo where ( ebeln = '1234' ) ( wa ) )
Hi Sooraj, Good work as always. I have a question for you , suppose if we are using multiple operators together in one statement..this will make the operation complex . In such a case is there a way to debug that one statement in parts.
Hi saumya, Yes you can use STEP-SIZE option to debug complex syntaxs. The button u can see after F8 button in debugging. Same button we will use to enable and disable.
Thank you Saumya. For debugging, can you please check the Step size button which you see inside the debugger near to the breakpoint button? It's mentioned by Krishnamraju too. I will show a bit of debugging in one of my upcoming videos. Thanks again for your valuable comment.. :)
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every time i got a notifcation from you i feel like i am going to enhance my skills. Thanks Sooraj
Thank you Sanjeeva for such a lovely comment. Keep watching, keep learning :)
The examples are great. Learn ten times as much from one of your fifteen minute videos then hours of deciphering SAP technical explanation.
Thank you, Sooraj, for your video. You are the best!
You explanations are always so good and very easy to understand. Thanks for these videos 🙂.
That's one of the best new operators from 7.40 on. Adios to useless and redundant loops and appends
Yeah it's a good Operator:-)
GREAT LEARNING... THANKS FOR SHARING ❤️👏😊
Another Great video! Sooraj, thank you 👍👍👍
Excellent explanation
appreciate your useful videos sir.
That is a pretty cool operator. Might need some practice to explore all the ways it can be used but there is certainly potential there.
Thanks for the video.
One suggestion: Can you turn off the process bleep when making videos, please? It comes over very loud when using headphones and is distracting. Otherwise, an excellent video, as ever.
Thanks for your valuable comment Phillip. There were issues with my audio device. Will definitely make sure the audio is very clear from the next time :)
How to filter based on name and marks for example when my name and marks is char type.I cant filter based on two different fields . error incompatible types
Good Explanation.
I watched all videos in this ABAP 7.4 Playlist. It is very useful. Are Any Topics remaining in this ABAP 7.4?
Your work is highly appreciated. It is helping a lot on moving to the latest Version of ABAP.
Here is a Query.
As I checked there are total 11 videos on ABAP 7.4/7.5 coding.
These are the only things which we should know in ABAP 7.4/7.5 ?
Kindly Respond .
Any ways thanks again for the Videos.
I found it really useful
Glad to hear that :)
By the way is it possible to use "Data(lt_newtab) = FILTER # ( LT_FIRSTTAB WHERE CONDITION )" with a runtime-declared table? ( by @data statement)
For example: SELECT * FROM ekpo INTO TABLE @data(lt_ekpo) UP TO 500 ROWS
The compiler says that FILTER syntax need a sorted or hashed table in this case, making me declaring a sorted table by non unique key and using a normal select.
Tnx!
Filter operator basically requires a sorted/hashed table or a standard table with key that I mentioned in the video.
U may use the FOR keyword as well for ur purpose. Have you checked that video of mine? You can use it something like this after the select statement.
Types: tt_ekpo type table of ekpo
Data(it_newtab) = value tt_ekpo( for wa in it_ekpo where ( ebeln = '1234' ) ( wa ) )
Best explained videos. It enhanced skill.
Could u plz make videos on hana
Thanks Jahnavi .. Noted :)
Sooraj, How to get NOT IN values? I want to show attendance = '' using not IN operation
can you try with 'EXCEPT IN' addition and see if it works for you?
Interesting
Hi Sooraj,
Good work as always.
I have a question for you , suppose if we are using multiple operators together in one statement..this will make the operation complex . In such a case is there a way to debug that one statement in parts.
Hi saumya,
Yes you can use STEP-SIZE option to debug complex syntaxs. The button u can see after F8 button in debugging. Same button we will use to enable and disable.
Thank you Saumya. For debugging, can you please check the Step size button which you see inside the debugger near to the breakpoint button? It's mentioned by Krishnamraju too. I will show a bit of debugging in one of my upcoming videos. Thanks again for your valuable comment.. :)
Seriously this is very good.
It would be exceptional if you did the same with real time example.
Anyway this is cool 😎
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