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Strict Mode in Release 7.53

• Conditions for the Strict Mode

• Rules for the Strict Mode

Other versions: 7.31 | 7.40 | 7.54

Conditions for the Strict Mode

The strict mode of the syntax check in Release 7.53 applies to all ABAP SQL statements that use one of the following attributes introduced in Release 7.53:

• Use of one of the new date/time functions TIMS_IS_VALID, TSTMP_IS_VALID, TSTMP_CURRENT_UTCTIMESTAMP, TSTMP_SECONDS_BETWEEN, TSTMP_ADD_SECONDS, TSTMP_TO_DATS, TSTMP_TO_TIMS, TSTMP_TO_DST, or DATS_TIMS_TO_TSTMP.

• Use of one of the new time zone functions ABAP_SYSTEM_TIMEZONE or ABAP_USER_TIMEZONE.

• Use of the relational expression IS [NOT] INITIAL.

• The addition USING CLIENT is specified in a subquery of the statement INSERT or this query accesses the table or view that is modified by the INSERT statement.

• A subquery is used in the statement MODIFY.

• The GROUP BY addition GROUPING SETS is used.

• Access to hierarchy data.

Rules for the Strict Mode

The strict mode in Release 7.53 covers all rules of the strict mode in Release 7.52.