SELECT ROWID using ABAP without Native SQL ?

Hi All,
is that possible to query Oracle ROWID from ABAP without using Native SQL ? Please advise.
Thank You and Best Regards
FL

Since this is usually not relevant for application programming and also database specific, I'm fairly sure this information hidden by the DBI and you cannot access it via Open SQL, so native SQL seems to be your only choice.
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>
Thomas Theodor Koetter wrote:
> Hello Markus
>
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>
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>
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>
>
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