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ABAP Dictionary in Release 7.53
2. Pooled tables and cluster tables obsolete
Other versions:
7.31 | 7.40 | 7.54
Modification 1
Dependency Rules
In ABAP Dictionary, the Dictionary DDL can be used to define dependency rules in the SAP HANA database. A dependency rule makes it possible to derive additional selection conditions from existing conditions when a database table is accessed. In the data aging concept, for example, dependency rules are used in the optimization of access to old data.
Modification 2
Pooled Tables and Cluster Tables Obsolete
All support for pooled tables and cluster tables has been dropped. Any existing pooled tables and cluster tables are transformed to transparent tables. Any existing table pools and table clusters are removed. All restrictions that applied when accessing pooled tables and cluster tables hence no longer apply.
Modification 3
Expanded Limits
The following limits now apply to the number of fields and the length of the structure of a database table, of a database view, and of a CDS view:
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Database tables
- A database table that is not part of the software component SAP_BASIS can now contain 1000 fields for the storage type Row Store and 1500 fields for the storage type Column Store. The total of all field lengths is no longer checked in ABAP Dictionary.
- A database table that is part of the software component SAP_BASIS can contain a maximum of 749 fields (as before) and the total of the field lengths in ABAP Dictionary is still restricted to 4030.
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Database views and CDS views
- A view that is not part of the software component SAP_BASIS can contain 1500 view fields. The total of all field lengths is no longer checked in ABAP Dictionary.
- A view that is part of the software component SAP_BASIS can contain a maximum of 749 fields (as before) and the total of the field lengths in ABAP Dictionary is still restricted to 4096.