This blog is for enthusiastic people who want to learn to create HDI container type Database using SAP WEB IDE and deploy the same in Cloud Foundry and can use SAP WEB IDE to perform DML/DDL operations on DB.
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Showing posts with label hana-database. Show all posts
Monday, 18 February 2019
Thursday, 6 December 2018
Refreshing a SAP HANA Database using a database backup
Overview
One typical use case managed by SAP Landscape Management is refreshing a system – overwrite the content of an existing target system with actual data from the source system while maintaining system topology and configuration. General SAP Landscape Management functionality allows to manage such an exercise via a “Storage Based” or “Virtualization Based” approach:
Tuesday, 7 November 2017
SAP HANA Cockpit 2.0 SP 04 What’s New – by the SAP HANA Academy
Introduction
Earlier this week (October 31, 2017), the latest support pack for SAP HANA cockpit 2.0 SP 04 was released-to-customer (RTC).
Support pack 04 introduces some nice new functionality to make administering SAP HANA systems easier, more secure, and more manageable for large scale deployments.
Saturday, 7 January 2017
How to – Import SFLIGHT sample data into HANA from a local computer
As you discovered few seconds ago, HANA doesn’t come with any preloaded sample data.
So, before starting to play with your brand new system, you need to find and load some data.
Luckily SAP provides for free its flight data model (you can download it here unluckillly the previous link doesn’t work anymore; I will try to fix this issue asap) – it’s a good starting point since it contains a sufficient amount of data and a limited number of tables.
So, before starting to play with your brand new system, you need to find and load some data.
Luckily SAP provides for free its flight data model (you can download it here unluckillly the previous link doesn’t work anymore; I will try to fix this issue asap) – it’s a good starting point since it contains a sufficient amount of data and a limited number of tables.
Friday, 11 March 2016
Demystifying SAP HANA Administration
Since its release, SAP HANA represented a radical change in the direction of SAP's product architecture. As an SAP Instructor, I’ve been wondering how easy it would be to manage the new SAP HANA platform. Can I use platform and administration tools that are currently in place? Or, do I need to learn a new set of gadgets?
After reading through some of the documentation available in SAP Learning Hub, and reviewing SAP courses such as SAP HANA Introduction (HA100), SAP HANA - Operations & Administration (HA200), and SAP HANA Implementation and Modeling (HA300), I realized that the learning curve is quite easy – if you get some guidance up-front. That’s why I’m here! This blog will demystify SAP HANA administration by listing tools you can use to handle periodic administrative tasks, and by explaining the key capabilities of each and when to use them.
After reading through some of the documentation available in SAP Learning Hub, and reviewing SAP courses such as SAP HANA Introduction (HA100), SAP HANA - Operations & Administration (HA200), and SAP HANA Implementation and Modeling (HA300), I realized that the learning curve is quite easy – if you get some guidance up-front. That’s why I’m here! This blog will demystify SAP HANA administration by listing tools you can use to handle periodic administrative tasks, and by explaining the key capabilities of each and when to use them.
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