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Get Example source ABAP code based on a different SAP table
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OPEN DATASET - endian
Short Reference • BIG ENDIAN OPEN DATASET • LITTLE ENDIAN OPEN DATASET
ABAP Syntax ... {BIG|LITTLE} ENDIAN ...
What does it do? This addition specifies that numeric data objects of the type i, int8, decfloat16, decfloat34, f, or s are stored in the file in the byte order Big Endian or Little Endian. When a data object of these types is written or read, a conversion between these orders and the byte order of the current platform is performed, if necessary. If the addition is not specified, the byte order of the current application server is used.
Latest notes:The statement SET DATASET can be used to specify a different byte order for an opened legacy file. The addition {BIG|LITTLE} ENDIAN replaces the use of the obsolete statement TRANSLATE NUMBER FORMAT in the case of file accesses.
