2007 Aug 16 1:08 PM
2007 Aug 16 1:39 PM
hi
reward if usefull
Following are the SQL statements which bypass table buffer; avoid these statements when working with buffered tables.
SELECT ... BYPASSING BUFFER.
SELECT from the database views
SELECT ... DISTINCT ... .
SELECT COUNT, SUM, AVG, MIN, MAX.
SELECT ... ORDER BY (other than the primary key)
SELECT ... FOR UPDATE. (EXEC ... ENDEXEC)
Native SQL statements.
hi
reward if usefull
Following are the SQL statements which bypass table buffer; avoid these statements when working with buffered tables.
SELECT ... BYPASSING BUFFER.
SELECT from the database views
SELECT ... DISTINCT ... .
SELECT COUNT, SUM, AVG, MIN, MAX.
SELECT ... ORDER BY (other than the primary key)
SELECT ... FOR UPDATE. (EXEC ... ENDEXEC)
Native SQL statements.
2007 Aug 16 1:16 PM
Hi ,
SELECT (column_syntax)
FROM (dbtab_syntax) bypassing buffer
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE itab.
Regards
2007 Aug 16 1:18 PM
Hi,
When you are writing the select you need to mention as BYPASSING BUFFER to get the online data from database.
Ex: SELECT MATNR FROM MARA BYPASSING BUFFER INTO TABLE ITAB_MARA.
Regards
Chowdary
2007 Aug 16 1:20 PM
Hi ,
Sample code
data : begin of itab occurs 3 ,
ebeln type ebeln ,
ebelp type ebelp ,
end of itab .
select ebeln
ebelp from
ekpo bypassing buffer
into table itab .
Regards
2007 Aug 16 1:39 PM
hi
reward if usefull
Following are the SQL statements which bypass table buffer; avoid these statements when working with buffered tables.
SELECT ... BYPASSING BUFFER.
SELECT from the database views
SELECT ... DISTINCT ... .
SELECT COUNT, SUM, AVG, MIN, MAX.
SELECT ... ORDER BY (other than the primary key)
SELECT ... FOR UPDATE. (EXEC ... ENDEXEC)
Native SQL statements.
2007 Aug 16 1:49 PM
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