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Database Fields : Command

Database Fields : Command

Database Fields : Command

(OP)
I prepare query in SAP while using HANA DATABASE



after preparing query I copy this query to Crystal Reports Command box



Now I go to crystal report, Field Explorer and get all fields which I have selected with command



Now my question:

Is it possible to add more fields in command?

RE: Database Fields : Command

Yes. But of course you would have to follow the normal SQL rules. So initially any fields in the ORDR (ALIASED AS T0), RDR1 (ALIASED AS T1), and OITM (ALIASED AS T2) should be available. Any fields from other tables would have be joined.

RE: Database Fields : Command

(OP)
Thanks,sir

RE: Database Fields : Command

No unfortunately. I just pop in an try to give a quick answer when possible. I have a regular job and do not have time to assist beyond a few postings. Sorry, maybe someone else can assist.

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