Another approach to get the number of records stored in a table in HANA DB
Still used the old way SELECT COUNT(*) to get total number of records stored in a table? If you are using HANA database, there is another approach to achieve the same. In HANA there is a metadata table m_tables which stores the related information: You can find its definition in SAP help. You can use the following ABAP code to access this HANA table from ABAP server: class CL_CRM_HOME_TABLE_SIZE_TOOL definition public final create public . public section. TYPES: BEGIN OF ty_size, table_name TYPE char256, record_count TYPE int4, table_size TYPE int4, END OF ty_size. TYPES: tt_size TYPE TABLE OF ty_size with key table_name. class-methods GET_SIZE importing !IT_INPUT type STRING_TABLE returning value(RT_RESULT) type tt_size . protected section. private section. ENDCLASS. CLASS CL_CRM_HOME_TABLE_SIZE_TOOL IMPLEMENTATION. METHOD get_size. DATA(lv_in) = REDUCE string( INIT x TYPE string FOR IN it_input NEXT x = SWITCH #( x WHEN space THEN |’{ }’| ELSE x && ’,’ && |’{ }’| ) ). TRY. DATA(lo_sql_con) = cl_sql_connection=>get_connection( ). DATA(lo_stmt) = lo_sql_con->create_statement( ). DATA: lv_stmt TYPE string. lv_stmt = |select table_name, record_count, table_size from m_tables where table_name in ({ lv_in })|. DATA(lo_res) = lo_stmt->execute_query( lv_stmt ). GET REFERENCE OF rt_result INTO DATA(lr_data). lo_res->set_param_table( lr_data ). lo_res->next_package( ). lo_res->close( ). CATCH cx_sql_exception INTO DATA(cx_root). WRITE:/ ‘Error:’, cx_root->get_text( ). RETURN. ENDTRY. ENDMETHOD. ENDCLASS.
Consumer report: REPORT zsize. DATA: lt_input TYPE String_table. lt_input = VALUE #( ( CONV string( ‘TADIR’ ) ) ( CONV string( ‘TFDIR’ ) ) ). DATA(lt_size) = cl_crm_home_table_size_tool=>get_size( lt_input ). cl_demo_output=>display_data( lt_size ).
Result: http://bit.ly/2EG2FaZ #SAP #SAPCloud #AI
How to Upload Image Files With a WSO2 REST API and VFS
ICYMI: Below we can see the code of the REST API that we defined on Enterprise Integrator: $1 { “status”: “success”, “statusMessage” : “Image Uploaded” }
Let us explain each part of the above code. https://goo.gl/5xWWGL #DataIntegration #ML
Azure Logic Apps (With Demo Using YouTube and Outlook.com Connectors)
ICYDK: In this blog, we will build an Azure Logic App using the YouTube connector as a trigger and the Outlook connector as action.
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