To create a new Attribute view, select the Package name under which you want to create an Attribute View. Right Click on Package → Go to New → Attribute ViewClick on Attribute View, and this will open a new Window. You need to pass Attribute View name and description. From the drop-down list, choose View Type and subtype. In subtype, there are three types of Attribute views − Standard, Time, and Derived.Once you finish the wizard, you can see view is created under the specified package.

XS is a Web server responds to provide a development platform and provides end to end support for web-based applications.XS engine helps external Java and HTML based applications to access HANA system with help of XS client. As SAP HANA system contains a web server which can be used to host small JAVA/HTML based applications.

In SAP HANA Modeling, Attribute View is developed on the top of Dimension tables. They are used to join Dimension tables or other Attribute Views. It is also possible to create a copy of an existing Attribute View from already existing Attribute Views inside other Packages but you can’t edit the view in this case. Following are the key characteristics of Attribute View:Attribute Views in HANA are used to join Dimension tables or other Attribute Views.Attribute Views are used in Analytical and Calculation Views for analysis to pass master data.They are similar to Characteristics in BM and contain master data.Attribute ... Read More

In SAP HANA system, you use statistics serve as a key to internal monitoring infrastructure. You will be notified when a critical alert raised in your HANA environment and you can also get all the historical monitoring data for analysis.Statistical Server is responsible for collecting the data related to system resources, their allocation, and consumption of the resources and overall performance of HANA system.For more details, you can refer our SAP HANA core architecture topichttps://www.tutorialspoint.com/sap_hana/sap_hana_core_architecture.htm

_SYS_STATISTICS- This schema stores all system configuration and parameter details of HANA system.You can find this under Catalog folder in HANA Studio once you select relevant HANA system in System pane.

With the use of SAP HANA Live Browser, you can easily browse and tag SAP HANA content views and they can be easily consumed SAP Lumira or SAP BusinessObjects (BOBJ) Analysis to analyze the data. This is based on SAP UI5 Web-based application.

In SAP HANA database, there are 3 types of schema −User Defined Schema: These schemas are created by database users or administrators. All the schemas under Catalog tab except from System defined and SLT derived schemas are user defined schemas.System Defined Schema: These are generated as result of using HANA related functions. These are of following types −_SYS_BI_SYS_BIC_SYS_REPO_SYS_STATISTICS_SYS_XS-ENGINESLT Derived Schema: These schema are generated as part of SLT Data replication in HANA.

Both the schema are system defined schemas. _SYS_BI schema is used to store all the metadata of created column Views.It is different from _SYS_BIC and _SYS_REPO schema and you can understand this from below −SYS_BI − This schema stores all the metadata of created column Views._SYS_BIC − Whenever you activate any HANA Modeling view, it is stored under _SYS_BIC System defined schema._SYS_REPO − Whatever the objects are there in the system is available in repository. This is used to create required run time objects.

In SAP HANA, Delivery unit is known as single unit, which can be mapped to multiple packages and can be exported as a single entity so that all the packages assigned to Delivery Unit can be treated as a single unit.Delivery units can be used to export all the packages that make a delivery unit and the relevant objects contained in it to a HANA Server or to the local Client location.The user should create Delivery Unit prior to using it. This can be done through HANA Modeler -> Delivery Unit -> Select System and Next -> Create -> Fill ... Read More

In SAP HANA system, you can see all the packages under Content tab in HANA studio. All HANA modeling objects are created inside packages. Packages can be used for migrating modeling views in HANA system.You can also create a sub-package, and different HANA modeling views- Attribute view, Analytic View and Calculation view in a package. When you expand Content tab, you can see list of all available packages. When you expand a package you can see different Attribute, analytic and calculation views in that package.You can also create Decision Table, Define Analytic Privilege and create Procedures in a Package.When you ... Read More