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Functional Operand Positions Functional operand positions are read positions that expect appropriate data objects and functional method calls or method chainings, as well as constructor expressions and table expressions whose return value or result has a suitable data type. The following functional operand positions exist:
Functional operand positions in ABAP Objects
Operand oref of the statement
SET HANDLER ... FOR oref.
Functional operand positions in relational expressions
Operand ref of the predicate expression
... ref IS $[NOT$] BOUND ...
Functional operand positions in assignments
Operand struc1 of the statement
MOVE-CORRESPONDING struc1 TO ...
Operand val of the statement
CLEAR ... WITH val
Functional Operand Positions in String Processing and Byte String Processing
Character-like or byte-like arguments of the built-in functions
dbmaxlen, xstrlen
Operand itab of the statement
CONCATENATE LINES OF itab INTO ...
Operand itab of the statement
FIND ... IN TABLE itab ...
Functional operand positions in statements for internal tables
Internal table itab of the statement
READ TABLE itab ...
Work area wa of the statement
READ TABLE ... FROM wa ...
Internal table itab of the statement
LOOP AT itab ...
Internal table jtab of the statement
INSERT LINES OF jtab INTO ...
Work area wa of the statement
COLLECT wa INTO ...
Internal table jtab of the statement
APPEND LINES OF jtab TO ...
Work area wa of the statement
DELETE TABLE ... FROM wa ...
Functional operand positions in statements for time stamps
Operand tz of the statement
CONVERT UTCLONG time_stamp TIME ZONE tz INTO...
Operands dat, tim, dst, and tz of the statement
CONVERT DATE dat TIME tim DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME dst INTO UTCLONG ... TIME ZONE tz
Operands time_stamp and tz of the statement
CONVERT TIME STAMP time_stamp TIME ZONE tz INTO ...
Operands dat, tim, dst, and tz of the statement
CONVERT DATE dat TIME tim DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME dst INTO TIME STAMP ... TIME ZONE tz
Functional operand positions in message processing
Operand oref of the statement
MESSAGE oref ...
Operands dobj1 to dobj4 of the statement
MESSAGE ...WITH dobj1 ... dobj4
Functional operand positions in statements for checkpoints
Operands val1 val2 of the statement
ASSERT ... FIELDS val1 val2 ...
Operands val1 val2 ... of the statement
LOG-POINT ... FIELDS val1 val2 ...
Latest notes: NON_V5_HINTS
In addition to the standard functional operand positions, there are three extended functional operand positions that can be used to specify certain built-in functions. These operand positions are obsolete and should not be used.
Special functional operand positions are all places in which a relational expression can be specified. Here, a single functional method call can be specified as a predicative method call. Other expressions with the exception of predicate functions or single data objects, again with the exception of an obsolete short form, cannot be specified as predicates of a relational expression.
In the formatting options of embedded expressions in string templates, the specification of (dobj) and expr for fixed values represents a combination of functional operand positions. ABAP_HINT_END
ABAP_EXAMPLE_VX5 Calls a functional method cl_abap_tstmp=>normalize in a functional operand position. ABEXA 01042 ABAP_EXAMPLE_END
