Hi All,
This is my second blog on ABAP in Eclipse Feature, in first blog I have
given my introduction and other details. Here I am featuring further details
which I found during this challenge.
In Eclipse @(at) is used to escape host variable in new open SQL syntax.
Literals values used to perform a generic existance check.
We can use case statements in select list of query statement which is one my
favorite feature.
In addition to the CASE statement, we have another conditional expression provided for you.
That is the so-called COALESCE expression.It is a function that is taking two arguments and
it either returns the first argument, if it is not NULL,or the other.
I am exploring further and very happy by accepting this challenge.The same is being cascaded to my team members.
Regards,
Pravin
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