I am a newbie of CDS view related topic and recently I have to learn it. I will write down here not only the knowledge I learned but also the way how I obtain them via self study ( debugging, or other ABAP tool ). Because it would be quite easy for us to just paste the source ...
And create a project in tcode SEGW, import the first CDS view via context menu: After that the project looks like below: Generate runtime artifacts and register the odata service via tcode/IWFND/MAINT_SERVICE. Now the odata service is ready for testing. Metadata test Of course you can us...
And create a project in tcode SEGW, import the first CDS view via context menu: After that the project looks like below: Generate runtime artifacts and register the odata service via tcode/IWFND/MAINT_SERVICE. Now the odata service is ready for testing. Metadata test Of course you can us...
And create a project in tcode SEGW, import the first CDS view via context menu: After that the project looks like below: Generate runtime artifacts and register the odata service via tcode/IWFND/MAINT_SERVICE. Now the odata service is ready for testing. Metadata test Of course you can us...
We have already discussed how this generation is achieved in this blog:My CDS view self study tutorial - Part 4 how does annotation @OData.publish work. Once activation is finished, we can do some testing. In ABAP backend I have two entries in the table: ...
a new OData service is automatically generated when this query view is activated. We have already discussed how this generation is achieved in this blog:My CDS view self study tutorial – Part 4 how does annotation @OData.publish work. Once activation is finished, we can do some testing. In...
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And create a project in tcode SEGW, import the first CDS view via context menu: After that the project looks like below: Generate runtime artifacts and register the odata service via tcode/IWFND/MAINT_SERVICE. Now the odata service is ready for testing. ...
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a new OData service is automatically generated when this query view is activated. We have already discussed how this generation is achieved in this blog:My CDS view self study tutorial – Part 4 how does annotation @OData.publish work. Once activation is finished, we can do some testing. In...