Many people still think all data in HANA which exists in the data area also loaded into memory all the time. Of course there are some techniques which influence the unload / placement of tables e.g. data aging and the non-active data concept of BW. Usually unloads happen based on a “least recently used” (LRU) approach, so the columns having not being used for the longest time are unloaded first. So HANA decides when it makes sense to unload some tables to free memory.
But what about your own tables? Can you also take influence when data are unoaded? For general information you can refer to 2127458 – FAQ: SAP HANA Loads and Unloads. Ok you can manually unload or load tables. But you want to do this automatically and want to understand when tables are loaded or unloaded.
But what about your own tables? Can you also take influence when data are unoaded? For general information you can refer to 2127458 – FAQ: SAP HANA Loads and Unloads. Ok you can manually unload or load tables. But you want to do this automatically and want to understand when tables are loaded or unloaded.
