on ‎2006 Mar 15 8:26 PM
Hi all,
Can anyone explain me the diference between open sql and native sql ? The select statements we use belongs to which category ?
Regards,
Varun.
Request clarification before answering.
Open SQL is a set of ABAP/4 commands which perform operations on
database tables. The results of these operations and associated error
messages are independent of the database system used. Open SQL thus
offers you unified SQL syntax and semantics for different database
systems (see Portability). An ABAP/4 program which uses these commands
can be run on database systems supported by SAP without modification.
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Native SQL allows you to perform operations on databases over and above
those in the Open SQL command set. In contrast to Open SQL, Native SQL
supports not only operations on the local database active in the R/3
System, but also on any external databases.
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