You can ask about different vector functions. How to use in abinitio graph?
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Answer / Hema Singh
In Ab Initio, vector functions are used for array-like operations on data. Some common examples include SUM(), AVERAGE(), MIN(), and MAX(). To use them in your graph, you would define the vector function as part of your processing statement.nnHere's an example of using the SUM() function to calculate the total value of a column:nn```abapnBEGIN-OF-PROGRAM.n DEFINE SOURCE AS TABLE 'input_table'.n DEFINE VARIABLE TOTAL AS INTEGER WITH DEFAULT 0.n PROCESS EACH ROW FROM SOURCE DOING:n SET TOTAL TO SUM(ROW.value).nEND-OF-PROGRAM.n``
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