How to see the abap code in sql language.

hello gurus,
very simply put,i dont know sql,but have to write some basic select queries to talk to oracle db...
i would like to see the SQL transaltion of the ABAP code which i cant write.
for eg: SELECT SINGLE * FROM MARA WHERE MATNR = 'XXXX'.
How wud u write this on ORACLE.
i would also like to see for all entries etc...
NOW,i have tries st05..it doesnt give meaningful sql..
pls help

hai
i wrote this in se38
report zdsd.
data wmatnr type mara.
select single * from mara into wmatnr where matnr = '0001'.
write wmatnr.
_from st05_
       41 PROGDIR    REOPEN      0      0 SELECT WHERE "NAME" = 'ZTEST123' AND "STATE" = 'A'
    1,182 PROGDIR    FETCH       1      0
        4 DWINACTIV REOPEN      0      0 SELECT WHERE "OBJECT" = 'REPS' AND "OBJ_NAME" = 'ZTEST123'
      592 DWINACTIV FETCH       0   1403
        8 MARA       REOPEN      0      0 SELECT WHERE "MANDT" = '001' AND "MATNR" = '0001'
    9,388 MARA       FETCH       1      0
i would like
select matnr
into :vi_matnr
from PPS_SUB_BDZ.lm1_lagerpl
where matnr = '0001'
basicaly i need to work on new database (NON SAP) by making connections..
i write the code in FM's in ABAP.
I write Select queries between EXEC SQL. and
ENDEXEC.
I have to use SELECT SINGLE...FOR ALL ENTRIES ...counterparts now...

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