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SAP Articles
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Role Required to use LCM in SAP HANA
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
Read MoreDifferent mapping options in SAP HANA while importing data from flat file
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.
Read MoreCreating a Delivery unit in SAP HANA using HANA Application Lifecycle Management
To create a delivery unit in SAP HANA, you have to navigate to SAP HANA Application Lifecycle Management.Next is to select PRODUCTS tab → Select Delivery Units tabTo create a new Delivery unit, click on the Create button. Enter the details as shown in the below window and click on Create.
Read MoreAdding LCM Administrator role to a user profile in SAP HANA
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”
Read MoreExecution time while running a SQL query in HANA Studio
When a SQL query is executed, you can see the confirmation that the query is executed in time duration and also with server processing time. In this scenario, you can see the time taken by SAP HANA processor to create a new table in the HANA database as below −“Statement 'Create Table Demo_HANA ( ID INTEGER, NAME VARCHAR(10), PRIMARY KEY (ID) )' successfully executed in 3 ms 117 µs (server processing time − 2 ms 458 µs) - Rows Affected − 0”
Read MoreCreate table SQL query in SAP HANA
In below SQL query, you can see a create table command in SQL editor to create a new table with name-“Demo_HANA” in schema name AA_HANA11 with column names- ID and NAME and corresponding data types. In the below example, we have defined ID as “Primary Key” which means it is unique and not null.Create Table Demo_HANA ( ID INTEGER, NAME VARCHAR(10), PRIMARY KEY (ID) );
Read MoreViewing data in a table in SAP HANA database
When the data is entered, you can see the data in this row-based table by going to the Data Preview option. To see the data, right-click on table name → Open Data PreviewWhen you run Data Preview of a table, you can see full data under the Raw Data tab. You can also view distinct values and perform some analysis.
Read MoreUsing DSN name while using a remote source in SAP HANA
In below SQL statement you have to define orcl_DSN_Name −CREATE REMOTE SOURCE Source_Name ADAPTER “odbc” CONFIGURATION FILE ‘property_orcl.ini’ CONFIGURATION ‘DSN=oral_DSN_Name’ WITH CREDENTIAL TYPE ‘PASSWORD’ USING ‘user=username;password=password′;In this SQL statement- can be as per remote data source and take these values- TDODBC, HIVEODBC, ASEODBC, IQODBC and ODBC.In above statement, is used to specify the connection information for data source where you need to mention the DSN name for your ODBC remote source system. You have to create a System DSN/User DSN to access the data source using ODBC connection. To create an ODBC DSN in system, you need to ...
Read MoreAuthentication options in SAP HANA while adding new system
There are different authentication methods that you can use −Authentication by Operating System UserAuthentication by database userConnect using SSL
Read MoreUsing an Aggregate function in SAP HANA
You can use an aggregate function to get the same. Common aggregation functions are −Average() − returns the average of the numeric values in a given columnSelect Average (Sales) from table_name where Column1=’ABC’;
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