CREATE VIEW in ABAP (Open SQL or Native SQL)
Hi all you experts!
I want to create a VIEW in ABAP. I have created Table Views using ABAP Dictionary (in transaction SE11), I don't have any problem with them.
But, what I need is to create a dynamic view, I mean, a view that can be created/replaced (or modified) at runtime. Is this possible with SAP Open SQL, I don't think so... that is why I tried to created using native SQL but it is not working.
Here is the code:
EXEC SQL.
CREATE VIEW [ZMXRFIV_GLPCA]
AS SELECT
T1.GL_SIRID,
T1.POPER,
T1.RBUKRS,
T1.RPRCTR,
T1.RACCT,
T1.HSL
FROM
GLPCA T1
INNER JOIN
SKA1 T2
ON
T1.RACCT = T2.SAKNR
WHERE
T1.RVERS = '000'
AND T1.RYEAR = '2008'
AND T1.KOKRS = 'PI01'
AND T2.KTOPL = 'PI00'
AND T2.XBILK <> 'X'.
ENDEXEC.
I have tried using quotes (") for the view name, parenthesis and even using only the name but this make no difference.
Do any of you experts have any idea?
PS: After creating the view I need to do a SELECT INTO TABLE to that view and finally delete this view and continue working with the data on the internal table.
Hi ,
oh yes it is an object (well, how the database should handle it in any context if it wasn't)
i.e. for ORACLE you would have several thousands of them:
select count(*) from dba_objects where object_type ='VIEW'
If you avoid some kind of foreground processing (i.e. pull the data over the network) and handle the processing inside the database it can improve somehow performance a little (i.e. using the retieved rows of the view to stuff into a database table directly). But his may not always possible...
bye
yk
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bye
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beware of cartesian products, Basis folks doesn't like em....
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form append_itab.
append itab.
endform.
Regards
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