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Software Development on the SAP HANA Platform

Software Development on the SAP HANA Platform

By : Mark Walker
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Software Development on the SAP HANA Platform

Software Development on the SAP HANA Platform

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By: Mark Walker

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Table of Contents (19 chapters)
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Software Development on the SAP HANA Platform
Software Development on the SAP HANA Platform
Credits
Credits
About the Author
About the Author
About the Reviewers
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Preface
Free Chapter
1
So, What Is This SAP HANA Thing Anyways?
So, What Is This SAP HANA Thing Anyways?
Time for action – statistics about internal commercial flights in the USA from 1998 to 2011
Understanding the performance of SAP HANA
Summary
2
SAP HANA Studio – Installation and First Look
SAP HANA Studio – Installation and First Look
Getting access to SAP HANA
Running the installation
Welcome to the SAP HANA Studio
Connecting to the SAP HANA server
Importing sample data
Previewing the sample data
Summary
3
Your First SAP HANA Development – An Attribute View
Your First SAP HANA Development – An Attribute View
Creating a delivery unit
Creating a package
Creating an attribute view
Advanced features of attribute views
Summary
Quick reference
4
Painting with Numbers – An Analytic View
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Painting with Numbers – An Analytic View
Creating an analytic view
Adding an attribute view to an analytic view
Advanced features of analytic views
Summary
Quick reference
5
Let's Get Graphical – Graphical Calculation Views
Let's Get Graphical – Graphical Calculation Views
What is a graphical calculation view?
Creating a graphical calculation view
Summary
Quick reference
6
You Talking to Me? – Scripted Calculation Views
You Talking to Me? – Scripted Calculation Views
Creating a scripted calculation view
Summary
Quick reference
7
Hey! That's My Data! – Authorizations in SAP HANA
Hey! That's My Data! – Authorizations in SAP HANA
Roles
Analytic privileges
System privileges
Package privileges
Users
Testing our user and role
Summary
Quick reference
8
On Another Level – Hierarchies in SAP HANA
On Another Level – Hierarchies in SAP HANA
Hierarchy types in SAP HANA
Creating a hierarchy in SAP HANA
Viewing data according to a hierarchy
Summary
Quick reference
9
Deploying Your Reporting Application to Reporting Software
Deploying Your Reporting Application to Reporting Software
Getting software to talk to SAP HANA
SAP Lumira
Microsoft Excel®
Tableau software
Summary
Quick tool comparison
10
Data Provisioning Using Data Services
Data Provisioning Using Data Services
About the sample data
Understanding the BODS main screen
Creating a Data Services project
Summary
Quick reference
11
Application Development Using the XS Engine
Application Development Using the XS Engine
Checking the XS Engine
Understanding XS Engine applications
Creating an application using XS Engine
Hello, World!
XS Engine database access
Developing user interfaces using SAPUI5
Summary
Quick reference
So Long and Thanks – Where To Go from Here
So Long and Thanks – Where To Go from Here
What we've covered
Now it's your turn
Index
Index

Adding an attribute view to an analytic view

Let's take a closer look at the CUSTID_COUNT value. SAP HANA says there are 13 individual values. If we were to add the attribute view we created in the previous chapter, we could have the customer's name (and all the other information we gathered together) alongside their revenue.

Adding an attribute view to an analytic view is basically the same as adding a table.

Our CUST_REV analytic view currently looks like the following screenshot:

In the Data Foundation we have our REVENUE table, and we've added the YEAR, CURRENCY, and CUSTID fields as attributes, and the AMOUNT field as a measure.

In the screenshot, we can see a Logical Join block, and it's here that we can add an attribute view (or several, if we compartmentalize our developments further).

As when we added tables to either our attribute view from Chapter 3, Your First SAP HANA Development – An Attribute View, or to our analytic view in this chapter, if you hover your mouse over this block...

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