2007 Jun 19 11:45 AM
Hi,
I have :
select BUKRS BELNR GJAHR BUZEI KOKRS HKONT BSCHL WRBTR SHKZG LIFNR
from BSEG
into corresponding fields of table itab
for all entries in ZBKPF
where BUKRS = zbkpf-bukrs
and BELNR = zbkpf-belnr
and GJAHR = zbkpf-gjahr
and KOART in ('S','K','D')
and HKONT in ZCOUNT.
append itab.
Is there a best way as 'packing' or something that helps to do it with best performance to copy the data to itab? Exeption using BSIS,BSAS.
thanks a lot
2007 Jun 19 11:54 AM
well what i can tell you is: that the statement "For all entries" is wideley known to have a BAD influence on your performance.
Hi,
I have :
select BUKRS BELNR GJAHR BUZEI KOKRS HKONT BSCHL WRBTR SHKZG LIFNR
from BSEG
into corresponding fields of table itab
for all entries in ZBKPF
where BUKRS = zbkpf-bukrs
and BELNR = zbkpf-belnr
and GJAHR = zbkpf-gjahr
and KOART in ('S','K','D')
and HKONT in ZCOUNT.
append itab.
Is there a best way as 'packing' or something that helps to do it with best performance to copy the data to itab? Exeption using BSIS,BSAS.
thanks a lot
2007 Jun 19 11:54 AM
Hi Marc,
To improve performance using packing and other cases won't be helpful.
The best suggestion I can give is do not use that table at all.If it is such a necessity than kindly create indexes on the fields that u r using.in where clause.
That will help but my personal struggle against BSEG tells me it will be of little help.
Thanks and Regards,
Saurabh
2007 Jun 19 11:54 AM
well what i can tell you is: that the statement "For all entries" is wideley known to have a BAD influence on your performance.
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