Showing posts with label calculationview. Show all posts
Showing posts with label calculationview. Show all posts

Monday, 25 September 2023

Calculation View In SAP HANA

Introduction


SAP HANA, or “High-Performance Analytic Appliance,” refers to a database management system and application platform that uses in-memory technology. SAP HANA is a well-liked option for businesses looking to speed up their decision-making processes because it is built to manage enormous volumes of data and perform real-time data processing and analytics.

First, let’s see what’s a view in general

A view is a kind of imaginary table that will have the results linked to the SQL statement. Note that the data from the SQL query need not come from a common database table.

Tuesday, 19 July 2016

Execution management by HANA Graphical Calculation View

SAP HANA, An appliance with set of unique capabilities has provided wide range of possibilities for end user to perform data modeling. One among them is 'Graphical Calculation View', which helps in leveraging the fullest potential of SAP HANA in data modeling sector.

This Document helps in understanding the nature of execution management by HANA Graphical Calculation Views by utilizing the allowed set of properties in it. So as to reveal out the effectiveness in handling the properties to manage the execution flow.

First among the property set under discussion is

Saturday, 20 February 2016

Computing rates using SAP HANA calculation view

When using SAP HANA for analytical purposes, it is interesting to have rates (interest, participation, benefit, etc) being computed by HANA, instead of BI tools, for performance reasons. It is very easy to use a calculation view to compute those rates.

Let's take an example the following calculation view, which is using one analytical view (called SALES) and one attribute view (called PRODUCT). There is a join in between the 2 views on PRODUCTKEY, and some objects have been added to output. I want to compute the benefit between the SALESAMOUNT and the TOTALPRODUCTCOST as a rate, the formula would be SALESAMOUNT/TOTALCOST*100 (to get a percentage) so I added the BENEFIT to the output of the JOIN; well this is a MISTAKE, let's see why!

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Monday, 21 December 2015

Getting the Counters right with stacked Calculation Views

Data Modeling in SAP HANA provides great amount of flexibility to the end user. One of the key capabilities in Modeling sector of SAP HANA is computation of user required calculations. One of the variations in calculation which end user can perform in Calculation Views/Analytic Views is 'Counter'.

Let us now understand the operations under the hood when stack of Calculation Views are created in a project.

Consider a simple 'Product Details' table which comprise of the product information along with its sales information as shown below:


Product Store Customer Quantity Revenue Unit
Headset METRO ALDI 2 120 PACKG
ipad METRO ALDI 10 6000 PACKG
ipad METRO IBM 10 6000 PACKG
Budweiser EDEKA IBM 360 720 BOTTL
Coke EDEKA ALDI 260 390 BOTTL
Coke EDEKA IBM 250 375 BOTTL
Coke EBAY IBM 200 300 BOTTL
Headset EBAY IBM 10 600 PACKG
ipad EBAY ALDI 10 600 PACKG