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In every system i work i usually have a table for constants management, some tables are designed for single values, some tables to accept ranges too, but generally each table i found for constants management have some limitations.
I'm actually ...
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This is the third post about the subject, if you are interested in the subject you can take a look at:
Importance of BINARY SEARCH
Importance of BINARY SEARCH (2)
I'm going to test the performance of different techniques, first from a READ...
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Thanks to the valuable comments of community i think i can improve the information of the previous post, i'm doing a bit of research, and i will add more tests for a next post. About the optimization of WHERE clause in LOOPs i found there's a go...
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When you start to code ABAP you are probably not paying much atention to the table typekind you use (STANDARD, SORTED, HASHED), and you usually forgot to use the statement addition BINARY SEARCH.
Most probably you know that the use of this addi...
We explained to the customer that they are using an outdated SAPGUI version and they agree to update SAPGUI, but it will not happen immediatly, we are trying to find a solution until they deploy the update to the users.
I know that there is no suppo...
Hi Thorsten,
I have a question about this point:
Former versions of SAP GUI for Windows uses always the Internet Explorer 11 to display HTML content within SAP GUI for Windows
All the former versions can use Internet Explorer 11? We are having issue...
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The reason is obviously it can be changed without having to change the code and trasport the modification to productive system, i thought this is why such kind of tables exists, for constants that are susceptible to be changed.
Why i don't use ...
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I'm saying sometimes i get better performance manually coding the binary search and loop by index than letting sorted table do it automatically for me, and i'm saying that, not as a rule but as a exception, and the number is sometimes big enough...
The conclusion is just about two tests:
LOOP WHERE SORTED
From head to positions
Belongs to group 2 of your first comment
Positions table is sorted table
LOOP filtering partial key
PARALLEL CURSOR WITH READ
From head to positions
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