The character string "#EC behind a statement or a part of a statement, itself following an ID with the prefix "CI_", defines a pseudo comment for Code Inspector.
These pseudo comments can be used to hide certain warnings from Code Inspector for the statement in question. The possible IDs are documented in Code Inspector or in the output of its messages.
Notes
•Until now, only the pseudo comments for Code Inspector have not been replaced by other language elements.
•To hide multiple warnings from a statement with pseudo comments, the statement must be spread across multiple lines.
Example
The folloing join expression skips SAP buffering, which triggers a warning from Code Inspector. If the SELECT statement is part of an application that buffers selected data itself, however, the warning can be hidden as shown here. An additional normal comment is included to make it clear to the reader why the pseudo comment is being used.
SELECT d~object h~dokldate h~dokltime "#EC CI_BUFFJOIN
FROM dokil AS d "Buffering is done
INNER JOIN dokhl AS h "by application
ON h~id = d~id AND "with Shared Objects
h~object = d~object AND
h~typ = d~typ AND
h~langu = d~langu AND
h~dokversion = d~version
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE docu_tab
WHERE d~id ='SD' AND
d~typ = 'E' AND
d~langu = langu AND
d~object LIKE 'AB%'.