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You can use Calculation View without Star Join to consume Attribute and Analytic view in SAP HANA. To use these views, you can add Projection node and add the views to the projections.In this, you can see how to create a Calculation view without Star Join. To add Project node, you can simply drag it from the right side.
When you set data category as CUBE, the default node is aggregation. When you set data category as Dimension, default node is Projection.You can change the Default node by selecting Star Join checkbox.When you finish selection for data category, you get a default node under Scenario pane. Check the below snapshot:
Analytic Privileges are used to limit access to HANA Information views. You can assign different types of right to different users on a different component of a View in Analytic Privileges.When it is required that data in the same view should not be accessible to other users who do not have any relevant requirement for that data. This can be performed using Analytic Privileges in HANA.
In SAP HANA Calculation View, following nodes are available −JoinUnionProjectionAggregationRank
When the break statement is mentioned with the Label, PowerShell exits to the label instead of exiting the current loop.Example$i = 1 while ($i -lt 10) { Write-Output "i = $i" if($i -eq 5){ Write-Output "Break statement executed" Break :mylable } $i++ } Write-Output "Entering to another loop" $j = 1 :mylable while($j -lt 3){ Write-Output "j = $j" $j++ }Outputi = 1 i = 2 i = 3 i = 4 i = 5 Break statement executed Entering to another loop j = 1 j = 2As you can see in the above example when the value of 5 executed, the block containing label (mylable) is also executed and execution moves to another loop.
In Switch command, when the single value passed and if it matches the condition then the loop gets automatically exited but when there are multiple values passed and if the value matches the first condition and if you want to terminate the loop then you can use the Break statement. An example is given below.ExampleSwitch (3,5){ 1 {"This is One"} 2 {"This is Two"} 3 {"This is Three"; Break} 4 {"This is Four"} 5 {"This is Five"; Break} }OutputThis is ThreeYou can notice in the above output that second parameter 5 won’t be executed because the 3 has already been executed with the break statement.
You can use the PowerShell Break statement with the foreach loop as mentioned below.Exampleforeach($obj in (Get-ChildItem D:\Temp)){ Write-Output $obj if($obj.Name -eq "cars.xml"){Break} }OutputDirectory: D:\Temp Mode LastWriteTime Length Name ---- ------------- ------ ---- d----- 13-12-2019 09:52GPO_backup d----- 24-11-2018 11:31 LGPO -a---- 27-01-2020 22:21 13962 Alias1 -a---- 26-01-2020 19:20 13818 aliases.txt -a---- 07-05-2018 23:00301 cars.xmlIn the above example, when the file name matches the cars.xml then the loop gets terminated.
To use the Break statement with the For loop, consider the below example.Examplefor($i=1; $i -le 10; $i++){ Write-Host "i = $i" if($i -eq 5){break} }Outputi = 1 i = 2 i = 3 i = 4 i = 5Here, when the value of $i reaches to 5, For loop gets terminated.To use the Break with the nested For loop.Inner For loop Break statement.Examplefor($i=1; $i -le 3; $i++){ for($j=1; $j -le 5; $j++){ Write-Host "i = $i" Write-Host "j = $j`n" if($j -eq 3){break} } }Outputi = 1 j = 1 i = 1 j = 2 i = 1 j = 3 i = 2 j = 1 i = 2 j = 2 i ... Read More
You can use the break statement with both the While loop and the Do-While loop.To use the Break with a while loop, see the example below.Example$i = 1 While($i -ne 10){ Write-Output $i if($i -eq 5){break} $i++ }Output1 2 3 4 5In the above example, the loop terminates when the value of the variable $i reaches 5 because the Break statement is executed.You can also use the break in the nested While loop, here we will take two examples of the nested loop. First when the break is placed outer loop and second when the break is placed in the inner ... Read More
The break statement in PowerShell is useful for terminating the loop. When the break statement is executed inside the inner loop, it terminates that particular loop execution and when it is placed in the outer loop, it terminates the entire loop including child loop(s).Break statement is used with Foreach, For, While, Do-While and the Switch statement. When the break statement is used with the Label, PowerShell executes the label loop instead of exiting from the loop.Break Statement example$i = 1 While($i -ne 10){ Write-Output $i if($i -eq 5){break} $i++ }Output1 2 3 4 5In the above example, the loop terminates when ... Read More