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SELECT ... CLIENT SPECIFIED WHERE mandt = sy-mandt

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I'm looking at a legacy program written by someone else, which uses both OpenSQL to connect to the SAP database and native SQL to connect to an external database.

In this context, can anyone think of a reason why the CLIENT SPECIFIED addition may have been used in select statements where the client is always explicitly given as sy-mandt? This seems redundant to me, why not stick with the automatic client handling of OpenSQL? Is there anything I might be overlooking?

-- Sebastian

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I can't think of any reason to do it that way.

Rob

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I can't think of any reason to do it that way.

Rob