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    2012 | ISBN: 1849688680 | 66 pages | PDF | 3 MB

    Everything you need to know to be able to build your first SAP HANA standalone application!

    Overview
    Understand key principles behind SAP HANA
    Discover the main features of the SAP HANA Studio for application design
    Create a reporting application on the SAP HANA platform
    Visualize your reporting data in Microsoft Excel

    In Detail
    SAP HANA is SAP's in-memory database technology, and the focal point of their next generation strategy. Using column-based storage to provide highly compressed and rapidly accessed data, a SAP HANA application can be several hundred times faster than the same application on previous generation database technology.
    SAP HANA Starter is a hands-on book, taking you step-by-step through the creation of your first SAP HANA application. You will discover the building blocks that SAP HANA provides, and use them to create a robust reporting application. More advanced features are shown, allowing you to transform your reporting application into a yearly sales increase simulator. Finally, you'll learn how to access your SAP HANA application from Microsoft Excel.
    Using easy to understand examples and logical progression, you will build your first SAP HANA application – a sales amount simulator, from scratch.
    Starting with the creation of tables in the database, and using the modeling building blocks provided by the SAP HANA Studio, you will first see how to build a reporting application on these tables, and then extend this application to allow sales increase simulation, finally making the data available to others in Microsoft Excel.

    What you will learn from this book
    Understanding the concepts behind the SAP HANA System – what makes it different
    Installation and configuration of the SAP HANA Studio
    Creation of database tables and attribute and analytic views – the building blocks of any SAP HANA application
    Development of graphical calculation views for more advanced reporting needs
    Use of calculated attributes and measures in reporting views to manipulate data on the fly
    Addition of filters and user prompts to your application for more dynamic output
    Integration with reporting tools such as Microsoft Excel using MDX
    Discover some of the most useful websites and blogs documenting SAP HANA

    Approach
    Written as a practical guide, SAP Hana Starter will show you all you need to know to build your first reporting application utilizing SAP's new in-memory database technology.
    Who this book is written for
    SAP HANA Starter is aimed at SAP consultants and users of competing database technologies, as well as anyone curious as to what all the fuss concerning SAP HANA is about. No previous SAP ERP, BW, or database programming experience is necessary, though notions of how SQL and table joins work will be advantageous. Access to a SAP HANA box is necessary to follow the examples locally.

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