SAP ABAP [2020] - ABAP 7.40/7.50- FILTER Operator

[@sanjeevareddy6194]

every time i got a notifcation from you i feel like i am going to enhance my skills. Thanks Sooraj

[@SoorajSasidharanABAP]

Thank you Sanjeeva for such a lovely comment. Keep watching, keep learning :)

[@alkorringa8594]

The examples are great. Learn ten times as much from one of your fifteen minute videos then hours of deciphering SAP technical explanation.

[@ПавелПетров-ш9ч]

Thank you, Sooraj, for your video. You are the best!

[@Squic83]

That's one of the best new operators from 7.40 on. Adios to useless and redundant loops and appends

[@SoorajSasidharanABAP]

Yeah it's a good Operator:-)

[@rvdadhich]

GREAT LEARNING... THANKS FOR SHARING ❤️👏😊

[@amriteshpandey5683]

You explanations are always so good and very easy to understand. Thanks for these videos 🙂.

[@tolstoy_was_right]

Another Great video! Sooraj, thank you 👍👍👍

[@azzamklc7664]

appreciate your useful videos sir.

[@raheelmirza8180]

Excellent explanation

[@Jai_Programmer]

I watched all videos in this ABAP 7.4 Playlist. It is very useful. Are Any Topics remaining in this ABAP 7.4?

[@navneetjha3833]

Your work is highly appreciated. It is helping a lot on moving to the latest Version of ABAP. Here is a Query. As I checked there are total 11 videos on ABAP 7.4/7.5 coding. These are the only things which we should know in ABAP 7.4/7.5 ? Kindly Respond . Any ways thanks again for the Videos.

[@PhilJonesIII]

That is a pretty cool operator. Might need some practice to explore all the ways it can be used but there is certainly potential there. Thanks for the video. One suggestion: Can you turn off the process bleep when making videos, please? It comes over very loud when using headphones and is distracting. Otherwise, an excellent video, as ever.

[@SoorajSasidharanABAP]

Thanks for your valuable comment Phillip. There were issues with my audio device. Will definitely make sure the audio is very clear from the next time :)

[@juliaelena5406]

Interesting

[@saumyanair8413]

Hi Sooraj, Good work as always. I have a question for you , suppose if we are using multiple operators together in one statement..this will make the operation complex . In such a case is there a way to debug that one statement in parts.

[@krishnamrajuaddada5418]

Hi saumya, Yes you can use STEP-SIZE option to debug complex syntaxs. The button u can see after F8 button in debugging. Same button we will use to enable and disable.

[@SoorajSasidharanABAP]

Thank you Saumya. For debugging, can you please check the Step size button which you see inside the debugger near to the breakpoint button? It's mentioned by Krishnamraju too. I will show a bit of debugging in one of my upcoming videos. Thanks again for your valuable comment.. :)

[@mohammednabeel4381]

How to filter based on name and marks for example when my name and marks is char type.I cant filter based on two different fields . error incompatible types

[@reenakudiyal6984]

Good Explanation.

[@Squic83]

By the way is it possible to use "Data(lt_newtab) = FILTER # ( LT_FIRSTTAB WHERE CONDITION )" with a runtime-declared table? ( by @data statement) For example: SELECT * FROM ekpo INTO TABLE @data(lt_ekpo) UP TO 500 ROWS The compiler says that FILTER syntax need a sorted or hashed table in this case, making me declaring a sorted table by non unique key and using a normal select. Tnx!

[@SoorajSasidharanABAP]

Filter operator basically requires a sorted/hashed table or a standard table with key that I mentioned in the video. U may use the FOR keyword as well for ur purpose. Have you checked that video of mine? You can use it something like this after the select statement. Types: tt_ekpo type table of ekpo Data(it_newtab) = value tt_ekpo( for wa in it_ekpo where ( ebeln = '1234' ) ( wa ) )

[@jahnaviroy3222]

Best explained videos. It enhanced skill. Could u plz make videos on hana

[@SoorajSasidharanABAP]

Thanks Jahnavi .. Noted :)

[@chandrakaliki6694]

Sooraj, How to get NOT IN values? I want to show attendance = '' using not IN operation

[@SoorajSasidharanABAP]

can you try with 'EXCEPT IN' addition and see if it works for you?

[@Pradhan_Seli]

I found it really useful

[@SoorajSasidharanABAP]

Glad to hear that :)

[@lokeshchandu5116]

Seriously this is very good. It would be exceptional if you did the same with real time example. Anyway this is cool 😎

[@amansrivastava8561]

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