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Component: BC-ABA
Component Name: ABAP Runtime Environment
Description: A database schema covers objects such as database tables, database views, or database procedures in a database. Within a database schema, SQL can be used to access the objects in the same schema directly. Database users access the database schema assigned to their database user names implicitly. Objects in a different schema can be accessed only by specifying the schema name in question. The rights of a database user to access a database schema are organized using individual authorizations. The objects of a database and the implementations of AMDP methods managed by ABAP Dictionary are in the ABAP database schema assigned to the database user name in an AS ABAP read.
Key Concepts: A database schema is a logical structure of a database that defines the objects and data stored in the database. In SAP, a database schema is used to define the structure of the ABAP runtime environment. It contains all the tables, views, and other objects that are used by the ABAP runtime environment. How to use it: The database schema is used to define the structure of the ABAP runtime environment. It contains all the tables, views, and other objects that are used by the ABAP runtime environment. The database schema is used to create and maintain the database objects that are used by the ABAP runtime environment. Tips & Tricks: It is important to keep the database schema up-to-date in order to ensure that all objects are properly maintained and updated. It is also important to ensure that all objects in the database schema are properly secured in order to prevent unauthorized access. Related Information: For more information on SAP database schemas, please refer to SAP Help Portal or contact your SAP support team.