Can a JOIN statement be rewritten using FOR ALL ENTRIES in any case ?

Question

I had a SELECT statement, like:
    select p~key1 t~col3 t~col4 p~col2 p~col3
      into table itab1
      from ( table1 as p left outer join table2 as t
              on p~key1 = t~key1 and t~col2 = someValue ).
Among which, table1 and table2 are fully buffered.
Code Inspector suggests that this statement should be, e.g., rewritten using FOR ALL ENTRIES.
Since FOR ALL ENTRIES is only possible for WHERE conditions of the SELECT statement, which means the internal table right after it is not available for the RESULT clause of the SELECT statement, can the above statement be rewritten? If yes, how?
Thanks!

Answer 1

hi ,
select pkey1 tcol3 tcol4 pcol2 p~col3
      into table itab1
      from ( table1 as p left outer join table2 as t
              on pkey1 = tkey1 and t~col2 = someValue ).
<i>look below code</i>
select * from  table2  into table int_tab2 where col2 = someValue.
select key1 col2 col3  into table  int_tab1
FOR ALL ENTRIES IN int_tab2
WHERE key = int_tab2-key1.
then use read statements for manipulations
rgds
Anver