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To add a role to user profile, open user profile in HANA Studio by navigating to Security folder. Go to Roles tab and click on “+” sign. In search window you have to search for this role − “sap.hana.xs.lm.roles::Administrator”

In SAP HANA system, delivery units are used to transport repository objects between different HANA systems and is used by Lifecycle Manager LCM.To create a Delivery unit, you have to navigate to SAP HANA Modeler Perspective → Delivery Unit

In SAP HANA system, delivery units are used to transport repository objects between different HANA systems and is used by Lifecycle Manager LCM.To create a Delivery unit, you have to navigate to SAP HANA Modeler Perspective → Delivery Unit

In SAP HANA Modeler perspective, you have an option of “Mass Copy” using which you can copy mass objects from package to other package. You have to define source and target package mapping.To add new package mapping, you can use button and select Source and Target package from drop down list. In next window, you have to select models and click on Next.

Yes, this can be done using File Import option in HANA Studio.  In Import data from local file wizard, un-check the option- Import all data and you can mention Start Line and End Line value.

This can be done using File import option. While importing first file, you have an option to “Add columns” in new table so you can create addition columns as per column names in other CSV’s. You can also define their datatypes, length, Primary key, not null and other column properties in same window.

In SAP HANA, using file import you can load data to an existing table or can create a new table with the same column names as in the flat file.While using import wizard, you can define the mapping of columns. Following options are available −One to OneMap by NameUsing Map by Name option, you can map columns in CSV files to the columns in an existing table.

Table mapping is last step while uploading data using an Import option in HANA Studio. This shows the data that already exist in the table and also shows the information about the schema and table to which we are going to load the data.Click on Finish to load the data.

Following RFC connection types are available in SAP system −Connection Type 3 (ABAP Connection) This connection type is used to specify connection between ABAP systems. You need to mention the host name and IP address of source system and also the logon information. This is applicable for both type of RFCs, between ABAP systems and external calls to ABAP systems.Connection Type I (Internal Connections)This connection Type I indicates ABAP systems connected to the same database as current system. Type I entries are predefined and you can’t edit these entries.Connection Type L (Logical Destinations)The logical destination connection type indicates a physical destination. ... Read More

A trusted RFC connection is used to define Remote Function Call (RFC Connection) between two systems. By creating a trusted RFC connection between two systems, it allows you to create a trusted-trusting relationship between systems wherein, you can communicate and exchange information and data.To create a new trusted RFC connection, you can use T-Code − SM59. There are different RFC connections supported as per requirement.Click on the 3rd icon to open a new connection wizard → click on Create button and a new window will open.