In this blog, we’ll learn how to perform batch insert and update operation with OData version 2 and we apply to the contact persons list where user can add, edit and delete the person first name and last name. I have no issue when performing the single batch insert/update alone. But when it comes updating and inserting at the same time with batch, I think this is one of the easiest way. Do let me know if you have any better solution.
Showing posts with label hana xsjs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hana xsjs. Show all posts
Thursday, 25 April 2019
Wednesday, 1 August 2018
Working with HANA spatial data in Javascript
Over the years, I’ve done a fair amount of technical proof-of-concept applications, most of them on HANA or the SAP cloud platform. All of these have been written up into step-by-step “how-to’s”, but precious few of them have found their way here, to the public realm.
Saturday, 21 July 2018
HANA Procedure performer XS JS Project
In this post I want to share the way how to call HANA Procedures via XS JS. This is not a how-to guidepost, I want to share the end functionality that we use in our work. This approach might be very convenient in integration projects when the data extraction rules can be changed during the UAT, so you won’t need to change anything in your integration solutions you just need to apply this requirements in your procedures and change will be committed on the fly.
Thursday, 7 September 2017
Calling SOAP Web Service from HANA XSJS
I am writing this blog to share my experience and code snippets for calling a SOAP Web Service from XSJS, creating a XML input (based on input parameters) and understanding the XML response to build a JSON output of your XSJS service.
Firstly, the xshttpdest file should be in the same folder, as your XSJS file (which has code calling the SOAP Web Service, in our case). It is not just the main package, but also the same folder/sub package.
Firstly, the xshttpdest file should be in the same folder, as your XSJS file (which has code calling the SOAP Web Service, in our case). It is not just the main package, but also the same folder/sub package.
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