HANA Set-up END – TO – END scenario
Set up the core SAP HANA Scenario:
1.Installation sequence provided by docupedia:-
Use the End – to – End roadmap:
- Installing SAP HANA
- Installing the SAP in-memory computing engine (IMCE) server 1.0
- Installing the SAP in-memory computing engine (IMCE) clients 1.0
- Installing the SAP In-memory computing studio (including SAP HANA models)
- Installing the SAP host agent
- Installing the Sybase Replications Server
- Installing the SAP HANA load controlled options,
- Installing the SLT Replication server
Setup core HANA scenario
Installation sequence provided by docupedioa:
Use the End – to – End road map:-
- Installing SAP HANA
- Installing the SAP IN-memory computing eng line (IMCE) server 1.0
- Graphic tool: ./hdb setup
- Command tine tool: ./hd best
Installations details – IMCE 1.0
Set up options and useful cheeks – 3
- Installations/upgrades are always done with the root user. ser ./hdbinst
- Use the user combination SYSTEM/manager and change the password awards
- The setup of the IMCE can be restarted again. It will continue at the point where it stopped (unexpectedly). Use ./dbinst –S <SID> use./hdbunist – k to kepp data / <SID>
- Whose the Installation/upgrade process is pinioned Allow up to 500 see. To completely stack the IMCE
Instance otherwise you will get follow up errors with the Index serer and inconsistent system up
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- For Installing HANA, we need to Install like IMCE ODBO 00
IMCE JDBC 1.00 IMCE ODBC 1.00 IMCE SQLDBC 1.00
2.Create an ODBC Connection:-
- Go to Start Settings Control panel
- Click on administration tools
- Double click on Data Source (ODBC)
- Click on system DS (tab)
- Click on add
- Will get the available source
- Select HANA DB
- Will get dialogue box t to provide
- Source Name:
Server name: Database :
- Click on connect
- Provide a port number:
OK
3.Adding system (HANA system) in SAP HANA STUDIO
Right-click on navigation control
- Provide the Host system:
- Instance number:
- Name the system:
Language:
Provide JDBC connection for HANA system
NOTE:-
If the database system is ‘Up’ (running) then we will get ‘GREEN’ color staties other were it will should ‘RED color’ Procedure to state HANA DB:- Before string ‘SAP’ we need run the UNIX server
- Log on to extra putty & provide the IP address of HANA DB
- Select SSH (to provide secured connection)
- To start SAP to provide command
NOTE:-
while adding the system we need to provide select user ID & password otherwise will get RED stales After creating the system will get two components
- content &
- Catalog
- Content:- It is organized packages
- We have two types of package: 1) structural
2) Non – structural Packages which is used to organized view (information models)
- Catalog:- It is mainly used to organize standard & custom schemas as well as administration control & public synonyms
- Catalogs are used to organize column views, views, tables & procedures.
- Column views are used to organize information models (attribute, analytical, calculated views)
- We have two types of schemas: 1)standards &
2)Customize For customized schema we need to write SQL command in SQL editor.
- To create schema will provide below command
- Create schema <schema-name>
- To SAP HANA delivered some standard schemas
They are 1. System User management data
- sys which holds all system-related tables
- IC – tables – which the composer holds the tale created information
- - sys – sys BI Metadata for created views + Master data of MDX
- - sys – BIC some generated tables of MDX as – well as holds to create in BD.
- - sys – repo EG: list of active/modified versions or models
- -sys – STATISTICS It contains monitoring and performance statistics
- Authorization components that organize roles & users.
- Public synonyms which hold for system-related tables
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