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25 cze 2007 · Solved: In standard SQL I can run the following update: UPDATE zrm_fy_upload INNER JOIN ZRM_FY_V_CAS_ATT ON zrm_fy_upload-ZZACCID = ZRM_FY_V_CAS_ATT-ZZACCID SET.
- SELECT, FROM JOIN
Joins the columns of two or more data sources in a result...
- SELECT, Inner, Outer, and Cross Joins
Inner and outer joins between two tables DEMO_JOIN1 and...
- SELECT, FROM JOIN
8 paź 2020 · SELECT a~field1, a~field2, a~field3, b~field3 FROM table1 AS a INNER JOIN table2 AS b ON a~field1 = b~field1 AND a~field2 = b~field2 INTO TABLE @DATA(itab). With ABAP SQL, this is how you would do it with 'Common Table Expressions' (cte) available since ABAP 75x: (but as mentioned already, performance will be worse as above ABAP statement,)
20 paź 2022 · HANA2 on-premise: You can use the UPDATE... SET... FROM... WHERE... syntax (see documentation incl. example). In the FROM part you essentially do a cross-join and make it a left join using the WHERE condition.
In a single results set, an inner join joins the columns of the rows in the results set of the left side with the columns of the rows in the results set of the right side. This results set contains all combinations of rows whose columns meet the condition join_cond.
5 cze 2021 · As from ABAP 7.52 on SAP HANA, it is now possible to do a direct SELECT from an internal table. SELECT a FROM @lt_it. INTO TABLE @DATA(lt_it2) WHERE b EQ 'E'. This can also be used to replace SELECTS with for all entries. SELECT a~field1, a~field2. FROM dbtable AS a INNER JOIN @lt_it AS b.
Joins the columns of two or more data sources in a result set of a query in a join expression. A join expression joins a left side with a right side, using. [INNER] JOIN (inner join) LEFT|RIGHT [OUTER] JOIN (outer join) CROSS JOIN (cross join)
Inner and outer joins between two tables DEMO_JOIN1 and DEMO_JOIN2, for which the last column of DEMO_JOIN1 matches the first column of DEMO_JOIN2 in the join conditions. Both inner joins between the tables produce the same result set, regardless of how they are arranged on the left or the right.
