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• BYPASSING BUFFER SELECT
SELECT>, BYPASSING BUFFER>
ABAP_SYNTAX ... $[BYPASSING BUFFER$] ...>
What does it do? This addition causes the SELECT> statement to bypass the table buffering> of buffered DDIC database tables or DDIC views. Any buffers on the current ABAP_ASINSTANCE > are not accessed and the database is accessed directly instead.
Latest notes:
The addition BYPASSING BUFFER> can be used if it is vital that the current data is accessed for a buffered table instead of the buffer.
The addition BYPASSING BUFFER> can be specified for unbuffered DDIC database tables or views, but then describes the regular behavior.
The addition BYPASSING BUFFER> does not ensure that data in an internal table is transported to the database when reads are performed on the table using FROM ... @itab>>. NON_V5_HINTS ABAP_HINT_END