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1. help.sap.com › doc › abapdocu_750_index_htmSELECT - aggregate - ABAP Keyword Documentation - SAP Online Help

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   If COUNT ( * ) or COUNT (*) is specified in a SELECT list with other columns or together with a GROUP BY clause, the data type of the result is INT4 and no numbers greater than 2147483647 can be determined.

   • select count (*) statement in ABAP - SAP Community

     Actually when I replaced COUNT (*) by COUNT ( * ) , problem...

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     COUNT ( DISTINCT col ) Determines the number of different...

   • To count the records in the database table... - SAP Community

     sy-dbcnt will give you the number of entries. SELECT COUNT (...

2. stackoverflow.com › questions › 41310434abap - how to get the num of records from a table? - Stack...

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   24 gru 2016 · 1) If you just want the count of the records in database table, use the following syntax. SELECT COUNT( * ) INTO RecordCount FROM tableX. 2) But, if you need the records for processing, as well as the count then use following. SELECT * INTO TABLE itab FROM tableX.

3. community.sap.com › select-count-statement-in-abap › m-pselect count (*) statement in ABAP - SAP Community

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   11 sty 2008 · Actually when I replaced COUNT (*) by COUNT ( * ) , problem is resolved... Thank u so much for your advice.

4. help.sap.com › doc › abapdocu_731_index_htmABAP Keyword Documentation - SAP Online Help

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   COUNT ( DISTINCT col ) Determines the number of different values in the column col in the resulting set or in the current group. COUNT ( * ) (or COUNT (*)) Determines the number of rows in the resulting set or in the current group. No column label is specified in this case.

5. community.sap.com › t5 › application-development-discussionsTo count the records in the database table... - SAP Community

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   25 mar 2008 · sy-dbcnt will give you the number of entries. SELECT COUNT ( * ) ... FROM PA0001. 2008 Mar 25 2:16 PM. Hi. You can use system field SY_DBCNT, you will get records of the database table. Regards. Haritha. 2008 Mar 25 2:22 PM. SELECT COUNT(*) FROM <DB TABLE NAME> WHERE <CONDITION>.

6. learning.sap.com › learning-journeys › acquire-core-abap-skillsImplementing Basic SELECT Statements - SAP Learning

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   To read data from the database, you use the SELECT statement. When you write a SELECT statement in ABAP SQL, the syntax check compares what you have written with the definition of the tables and views. If you try to address tables, views, or fields that do not exist, a syntax error occurs.

7. community.sap.com › help-on-select-query-count › m-pSolved: Help on SELECT Query - count - SAP Community

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   27 kwi 2010 · Do like this after your select statement with out the COUNT option.