Showing posts with label sap-hana-database. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sap-hana-database. Show all posts

Monday, 28 November 2016

Visualizing SAP HRF Rule Results in SAP Lumira – Part 2

SAP Lumira Desktop Preparation and Presentation

Data Source

The first thing to understand is that SAP Lumira cannot be directly connected to the SAP HRF column view “SAP_HRF”.“sap.demo-store.sales.resources ::Sales Analysis.VIEW”. The SAP Lumira data source must be a cube such as those created by an Analytic View or a Calculation View. I therefore need to build one of these against my rule service column view.

Friday, 25 November 2016

Visualizing SAP HRF Rule Results in SAP Lumira – Part 1

SAP HANA Rules Framework Overview

SAP HANA Rules Framework is perfect for handling complex analytical rule constructs in real-time (online) and batch (offline) scenarios and makes the best use of the power of SAP HANA in order to achieve this. The built-in Fiori user interface that is distributed as part of SAP HRF is excellent at providing rule creation and management and allows rule results to be displayed in a textual manner. SAP HRF is all about providing the ability to allow business users to control, influence and personalize decision making in highly dynamic scenarios within the organisation in the most efficient and robust manner. Outside of SAP HRF it is the calling applications responsibility to make use of the decision results and actions that SAP HRF has returned.

Wednesday, 9 November 2016

Backup the Database(s) for SAP HANA Express – by the SAP HANA Academy

There a three tools you can use to make a backup of your SAP HANA database:
  1. SAP HANA cockpit
  2. SAP HANA studio
  3. hdbsql
For the VM, I should maybe add that you can also – of course – create a snapshot of the VM but this does require quite a bit of hard disk space.

Wednesday, 22 June 2016

SAP HANA Database as a Graph Store - Creating Graph Database Objects

This Document is part of the series on HANA Database as a Graph Store in SAP HANA SPS 12 : SAP HANA Database as a Graph Store - Introduction

After getting the brief understanding on Graph Database in the previous discussion, let us proceed ahead in creating the needed Graph Database objects for the discussed Insurance-Fraud scenario.

Let us create Graph Database tables for the edges and vertices  discussed in the previous Insurance-Fraud scenario using the below SQL's :