Wednesday, September 20, 2017

1. SAP HANA Overview


• SAP HANA, short for “High-Performance Analytic Appliance” is an in-memory, column-oriented, relational database management system developed by SAP.
• Data now resides in main-memory (RAM) and no longer on a hard disk.
• It is a combination of hardware and software made to process massive real time data using In-Memory computing.
• It combines row-based, column-based database technology.
• It’s best suited for performing real-time analytics on massive data, and developing & deploying real-time applications.


An in-memory database means all the data is stored in the memory (RAM). No time wasted in loading the data from hard-disk to RAM or storing the data in hard-disk. Everything is stored inside memory for all the time, which gives quick access ability to the CPUs while processing data.

The speed advantages offered by this RAM storage system are further accelerated by the use of multi-core CPUs, and multiple CPUs per board, and multiple boards per server appliance.


SAP HANA is equipped with Multiengine Query Processing Environment which supports relational as well as graphical and text data within the same system.
It provides features that support significant processing speed, handle huge data sizes and text mining capabilities.

Can we just increase the memory of the traditional database (like Oracle) to 1 TB and get similar performance?
NO. You might have performance gains due to more memory available for your current Oracle/Microsoft/Teradata database, but HANA is not just a database with bigger RAM. It is a combination of a lot of hardware and software technologies. The way data is stored and processed by the In-Memory data base is the true differentiator. Having that data available in RAM is just the icing on the cake.
Operating System Supported By SAP HANA:
Earlier SUSE Linux Enterprise Server x86-64 (SLES) 11 SP1 was the only Operating System supported by SAP HANA. From SPS08, Red Hat Enterprise Linux is also supported.SAP HANA is developed in C++ language.
Why SAP HANA is fast?

SAP HANA For Beginners

Course Overview
• Introduction to SAP HANA 
• SAP HANA Architecture
• SAP HANA Studio
• SAP HANA Modeling
• Reporting on SAP HANA

Introduction to SAP HANA

• SAP HANA Overview
• Why to Choose SAP HANA
• SAP HANA Hardware Partners
• SAP HANA Landscape
• Get Free Access to SAP HANA Server
• Quiz
• Exercise





Wednesday, January 13, 2016

History of SAP Systems

SAP is translation of the German term Systeme, Anwerndungen und Produkte in der Datenverarbeitung. It was developed y SAP AG, Germany. The basic idea behind developing SAP was the need of standard application software that helps in real-time business processing . The development process began in 1972 with five IBM employees, Dietmar Hopp, Hans-werner, hasso Plattner, Klaus Tschira, and Claus Wellenreuther in Mannheim, Germany. A year later, the first financial and accounting software was developed; it formed the basic for continuous development of other software components, which later came to be known as the SAP R/1 System. Here, R stands for the real-time data processing and 1 indicates single-tier architecture, Which means that the three networking layer networking layer, Presentation, Application, and database, on which the architecture of SAP depends, are implemented on a single system.




  

Saturday, December 26, 2015

SAP R3 Tier Architecture and its history

The third generation set of highly-integrated software modules that perform common business function based on multi-national leading practices. Takes care of any enterprise however it may be in operations, spread over the world geographically. 

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SAP R3 TIER



R/3 Supports the Business
nComplete business solution across all business functions
nHas solutions to most critical business processes (over 1000)
nProvides an enterprise wide solution
nSupport global business and accounting processes
nStandardized business processes using best practice models

nSupports multiple business structures and multiple business units

Implication for R/3 Implementation
nRequires process view
nRequires answers to questions of work flow at least
nPositions the firm to undertake BPR  (business process re-engineering) or major modification to R/3
SAP R/3 - Summary
nIs a comprehensive suite of integrated applications meeting the needs of most enterprises in the common business processes.
nCovers
nFinancial management
nLogistics
nHuman resource management
nSupports
nBest practice through work flow analysis
What Is 3-tiered?
3 functional areas
Presentation
Workstations
Application logic
Small boxes
Data management
Large box


How to install SAP IDES request...

Follow simple steps to learn how to install SAP IDES click on below learn to know more about it.

SAP IDES

How to install SAP GUI Version ECC 6.0

Few Simple steps to learn the basic installation of SAP ECC 6.0 through a simple video Tutorial.
Click on the below link to follow the Steps......

How to install SAP GUI


Friday, September 26, 2014

DATA DICTIONARY part2.

TECHNICAL SETTINGS :-
§To individually optimize the storage requirements and accessing behavior of database tables.
 Provides various features like – buffering, logging
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