In this blog, you'll learn about the new features for SAP BTP ABAP Environment 2502 that the ABAP keyword documentation team documented.
You can now define writable CDS view entities. Use the syntax:
… WRITABLE … VIEW ENTITY view_entity …
More about writable CDS view entities
A new kind of CDS entity is available: the CDS table entity. CDS table entities are the successor of DDIC database tables. Use the syntax:
… DEFINE TABLE ENTITY …
You can now define writable CDS external entities. Use the syntax:
… WRITABLE … EXTERNAL ENTITY ext_entity …
More about writable CDS external entities
Connection objects in ABAP SQL represent database connections and can be used by implementing the interface IF_ABAP_SQL_CONNECTION. Using the following syntax, service connections can be enabled in ABAP Cloud:
… CONNECTION @con_refIn ABAP SQL, you can declare a column of a client-independent data source as a client column and the data source as client-dependent using the addition DECLARE CLIENT in the FROM clause. Use the following syntax:
… DECLARE CLIENT clnt_colMore about client columns for client-independent data sources
OPTIONS can be used in DML statements to introduce ABAP-specific additions. You can use the addition OPTIONS at the end of a DML statement or for a subquery of DML statements.
More about the OPTIONS addition
AMDP does not support implicit client handling. This means that client safety must be delegated to the objects accessed in AMDP methods and declared in the USING list. In client-safe AMDP methods, client-dependent DDIC database tables, client-independent DDIC database tables, and ABAP database schema objects can be accessed.
The sXML Library supports header options for the XML declaration. Three different options are available:
More about header options for the sXML Library
Using runtime type services, you can create BDEF-derived types dynamically and type-safe.
More about Runtime type service method for BDEF derived types
You can create custom secondary table keys for BDEF-derived types.
More about using custom secondary table keys in BDEF-derived types
If there are any questions, feel free to comment below. We hope you like the new features.
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