SAP ABAP APPEND Keyword Syntax and Definition

SAP ABAP APPEND Keyword Syntax and Definition

Appends one or more lines to the end of an index table.
Syntax
APPEND <line>|LINES OF <jtab> TO <itab>.
Appends one line <line> or several lines of an internal table <jtab> to the index table <itab>.

SAP ABAP ALIASES Keyword Syntax

SAP ABAP ALIASES Keyword Syntax

Defines class-specific alias names for an interface component in ABAP Objects.
Syntax
ALIASES <alias> FOR <intf~comp>.
Defines <alias> within a class as a synonym for the interface component <intf~comp>.

ADD Keyword for CORRESPONDING - SAP ABAP

ADD Keyword for CORRESPONDING - SAP ABAP

Adds components of structures.

Syntax

ADD-CORRESPONDING <struc1> TO <struc2>.
Adds together all of the components of structures <struc1> and <struc2> that have identical
names, and places the results in the corresponding components of <struc2>.

SAP ABAP ASSIGN Keyword Syntax

SAP ABAP ASSIGN Keyword Syntax

Assigns a field to a field symbol.
Syntax
ASSIGN <f> TO <FS>.
Assigns the data object <f> to the field symbol <FS>, after which, <FS> points to the data object.
The pointed brackets are part of the syntax of the field symbol.

ADD Keyword for Sequences of Fields - SAP ABAP

ADD Keyword for Sequences of Fields - SAP ABAP

Adds sequences of fields.

Syntax

ADD <n1> THEN <n2> UNTIL <nz> GIVING <m>.
ADD <n1> THEN <n2> UNTIL <nz> ACCORDING TO <sel> GIVING <m>.
ADD <n1> THEN <n2> UNTIL <nz> TO <m>.
ADD <n1> FROM <m1> TO <mz> GIVING <m>.

If <n1>, <n2>,..., <nz> is a sequence of fields with a uniform gap between each, the same type,
and the same length, the fields are added together and the result placed in <m>. The variants
allow you to restrict the fields to a partial sequence, to include <m> in the sum, or to perform the
operation for a sequence of consecutive fields.

SAP ABAP: ADD Keyword Definition and syntax.

ADD for Single Fields Syntax

 

Using ADD keyword we can add two single fields. Please look on below syntax.

 

Syntax:

 

ADD <n> TO <m>.

The contents of <n> are added to the contents of <m>. The result is placed in <m>. Equivalent of

<m> = <m> + <n>.