The class ABAPCode offers nearly unlimited possibilities. You can execute ABAP code on the fly and retrieve the result in a string array.
The following sample shows how to create a simple ABAP interpreter that executes a dynamic SQL statement, see screenshot below.
AbapPad

Creating an ABAP Interpreter #

  1. Open a client connection to the R/3 system using R3Connection.
  2. Add a new line of code to the dynamic report using AddCodeLine.
  3. Execute the report using Execute.
  4. Read the result set (regarding the ABAP list) using GetResultLine.
private void button1_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
	using (R3Connection con = new R3Connection("SAPServer", 00, "SAPUser", "Password", "EN", "800"))
            {
                ERPConnect.LIC.SetLic("LicenseNumber");
                con.Open(false);
				
                ERPConnect.Utils.ABAPCode code = new ERPConnect.Utils.ABAPCode();
                code.Connection = con;
				
                foreach (string s in txtABAPCode.Lines)
                {
                    code.AddCodeLine(s);
                }
                if (code.Execute())
                {
                    for (int i = 0; i < code.ResultLineCount; i++)
                        txtResult.Text += code.GetResultLine(i) + "\r\n";
                }
                else
                {
                    txtResult.Text = "ABAP Error: " + code.LastABAPSyntaxError;
                }
            }
}