Aggregate Functions in New Syntax
n ABAP New Syntax, aggregate functions allow you to perform calculations directly on internal tables—similar to SQL aggregates—without writing explicit loops.
They are written using the REDUCE or VALUE expressions and let you quickly compute totals, counts, minimums, maximums, or averages in memory. Common ones include:
SUM( ) → Adds up all values of a numeric field.
MIN( ) → Finds the smallest value.
MAX( ) → Finds the largest value.
AVG( ) → Calculates the average (manually via REDUCE).
COUNT( ) → Counts number of entries meeting a condition.
They make the code concise, readable, and avoid the need for explicit LOOP ... AT ... processing.
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