ABAP SQL: Multiplication in Select-Statement

Hi everybody,
in native SQL it should be possible to use a statement like:
SELECT preisstueck, (anzahl*preisstueck) as gesamtpreis FROM kaufteile
in ABAP I tried:
SELECT profile
(SUM( val2300 ) AS val2300 ) + ( SUM( val2315 ) AS val2315 ) + ( SUM( val2330 ) AS val2330 ) + (SUM( val2345 ) AS val2345 )
But I get an Error: Unknown row: (
Could anybody pls help?
Thanks
Regards
Mario

I would never recommend using native SQL. Please try to use OpenSQL so that other abapers can easily understand the code (in future). Suppose in future the customer decides to migrate from Oracle to DB2 or HANA then the sql has to be changed too.
but if you still insist in using it here is a sample code. Please note that it works only for transparent tables.
REPORT demo_native_sql.
DATA: BEGIN OF wa,
        connid   TYPE spfli-connid,
        cityfrom TYPE spfli-cityfrom,
        cityto   TYPE spfli-cityto,
      END OF wa.
DATA c1 TYPE spfli-carrid VALUE 'LH'.
EXEC SQL PERFORMING loop_output.
SELECT connid, cityfrom, cityto
INTO   :wa
FROM   spfli
WHERE carrid = :c1
ENDEXEC.
FORM loop_output.
WRITE: / wa-connid, wa-cityfrom, wa-cityto.
ENDFORM.
Please note:
Native SQL statements bypass the R/3 database interface. There is no table logging, and no synchronization with the database buffer on the application server. For this reason, you should, wherever possible, use Open SQL to change database tables declared in the ABAP Dictionary. In particular, tables declared in the ABAP Dictionary that contain long columns with the types LCHR or LRAW should only be addressed using Open SQL, since the columns contain extra, database-specific length information for the column. Native SQL does not take this information into account, and may therefore produce incorrect results. Furthermore, Native SQL does not support automatic client handling. Instead, you must treat client fields like any other.
See native SQL syntax for
Oracle:Native SQL for Oracle (SAP Library - ABAP Programming (BC-ABA))
Informix: Native SQL for Informix (SAP Library - ABAP Programming (BC-ABA))
DB2: Native SQL for DB2 Common Server (SAP Library - ABAP Programming (BC-ABA))

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That's it ... there's absolutely, positively no other way of getting data back from an Oracle (ie: relational) database.
It doesn't matter if you use Discoverer, Cognos, Brio, Business Objects, Microsoft products via ODBC, etc., everything boils down to a SELECT statement eventually.
So in Discoverer, the workbook / worksheets that you create keep information about the 'presentation' of that data - ie: colors, fonts, titles, graphs, etc. but the retrieval of data will always be in SQL - and as it sounds like you noticed - you can view the SQL in Discoverer if you desire.
Look at it this way - in Discoverer you're saying "go get me AP_Invoice information, where I want the invoice number, the invoice date, the invoice amount, the vendor name, the vendor number, etc. ... and I want the total of the invoice amount when I enter a date range".
That's the coding in Discoverer. The minute you invoke that code - ie: run the worksheet - badda' bing ... badda' boom ... it initiates a SQL command to the Discoverer database tables (via a folder in the EUL) probably something like: select invoice_number, invoice_date, invoice_amount, vendor_name, vendor_number from ap_invoices where invoice_date between '01-JAN-2008' and '03-JAN-2008'.
The Oracle database comes back with the data, dumps it into Discoverer and Discoverer does all the fancy layouts, colors and totals ... and everyone's happy.
So again, the only way to communicate with an Oracle database using ANY TOOL is via SQL (and the SELECT statement is the fundamental way of retrieving data). And for the Oracle Apps guy you mentioned, that includes all the Oracle Apps Forms (screens), Oracle Apps reports, changing user passwords, the concurrent manager ... etc.
It's a SQL Select world when it comes to Oracle!
Russ

Multiple Select statements in EXECUTE SQL TASK in SSIS

Can we write multiple select statements in execute sql task(SSIS).
If possible how to assign them to variables in result statement

Hi ,
You can use below steps to set result set to variable.
1.In the Execute SQL Task Editor dialog box, on the General page, select the Single row, Full result set, or XML result set type(According to your result set).
2.Click Result Set.
3.To add a result set mapping, click Add.
4.From the Variables Name list, select a variable or create a new variable.
What is multiple selection ? May be below can be used in your scenario !
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17698908/how-to-set-multiple-ssis-variables-in-sql-task
What you want to achieve ?
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How to generate mutiple Results for multiple SQL SELECT statements

I just downloaded SQL Developer 1.5 and play around with it.
On a daily basis, I need run 4 different SELECT statements and dump the output of each SELECT into an CSV file and send to some users. In SQL Navigator, I can select all 4 SELECT statements and execute them at same time. Once all complete, I will see 4 tabs, each represent the output for each SELECT statement. Then I can export output from each tab into a CSV file.
It seems that SQL Developer 1.5 still can't run mutiple SELECT statements and display the output of each statement into a separate "Results" tab so that I can export the data into multiple CSV files easily.
Right now, I have to hightlight each SELECT statement and press F9, then export the output data into CSV.
I wish I can execute 4 SELECT statements all in once on SQL Developer and get all the output data and export 4 times into 4 CSV files.
Thanks!
Kevin

How about doing it as a set of tabs within the Resuls Tab?
So you would have your Top row of tabs:
Results, Script Output, Explain, AutoTrace, DBMS Output and OWA Output
Then When you have the Results tab selected you could have a row of tabs beneath the Top row with one tab for each result set. Switching between result sets should switch which section of SQL is highlighted as the "Current SQL".
A similar mechinism could be employed for each of the top level tabs where it makes sense to have multiple output tabs.
A further refinement of this feature might be to allow the result tabs to be dockable within the parent tab so that multiple result tabs can be viewed simultaneously. This way 2 or more explain plans (for example) could be visually compared without requiring the code to exist in two separate code panes.

ABAP SQL: Multiplication in Select-Statement

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