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Hana introduction topics 11
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SAP HANA Database Concepts ;Lecture1.1
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SchemaLecture1.2
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Database Tables – Row Store & Column StoreLecture1.3
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Database ViewsLecture1.4
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SynonymsLecture1.5
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TriggersLecture1.6
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SequencesLecture1.7
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Table-UDF (User Defined FunctionsLecture1.8
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Introduction to Stored ProceduresLecture1.9
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Introduction to Table TypesLecture1.10
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Column ViewsLecture1.11
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SAP HANA Modeling 58
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Introduction to ModelingLecture2.1
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Understanding Different Types of Joins in SAP HANALecture2.2
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Inner, Left Outer, Right Outer, Referential, Text, Temporal, SpatialLecture2.3
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Attribute ViewLecture2.4
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Standard Attribute ViewLecture2.5
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Time Based Attribute ViewLecture2.6
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Derived Attribute ViewLecture2.7
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Creating Calculated ColumnLecture2.8
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Creating Hierarchies in Attribute ViewsLecture2.9
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Dynamic Filter -Using Input ParametersLecture2.10
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Enabling Attributes View for Time Travel Queries by using History TablesLecture2.11
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Analytical ViewLecture2.12
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Understanding STAR Join NodeLecture2.13
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Creating Calculated Columns & MeasuresLecture2.14
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Restricted ColumnsLecture2.15
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CountersLecture2.16
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Input ParametersLecture2.17
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VariablesLecture2.18
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SemanticsLecture2.19
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Analytical View PropertiesLecture2.20
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Focusing on Temporal Join in Analytical ViewLecture2.21
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Mapping of Input ParametersLecture2.22
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Calculation ViewLecture2.23
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Understanding Calculation View Properties – Data Category (Star Join)Lecture2.24
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SQL Scripted Based & Graphical ModeLecture2.25
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Understanding Different Nodes in Calculation ViewLecture2.26
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ProjectionLecture2.27
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AggregationLecture2.28
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JoinLecture2.29
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UnionLecture2.30
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RankLecture2.31
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Understanding Dynamic JoinLecture2.32
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Understanding KEEP FLAG propertyLecture2.33
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Understanding TRANSPARENT Filter PropertyLecture2.34
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Understanding STAR Join NodeLecture2.35
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Creating Calculated Columns & MeasuresLecture2.36
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Restricted Columns (Dynamic with Input Parameters)Lecture2.37
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CountersLecture2.38
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Input ParametersLecture2.39
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VariablesLecture2.40
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SemanticsLecture2.41
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Extract SemanticsLecture2.42
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Creating Hierarchies in Calculation ViewLecture2.43
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Processing of HANA ModelsLecture2.44
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Analytical PrivilegesLecture2.45
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StaticLecture2.46
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Dynamic with Stored ProceduresLecture2.47
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Decision TablesLecture2.48
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UpdatingLecture2.49
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What if AnalysisLecture2.50
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Performance Tuning of Views & SQL QueriesLecture2.51
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Using Explain PlanLecture2.52
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Using Visualize PlanLecture2.53
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Text AnalysisLecture2.54
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Processing of Unstructured DataLecture2.55
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FULLTEXT indexLecture2.56
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Using Configuration – "EXTRACTION_CORE_VOICEOFCUSTOMER"Lecture2.57
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Sentiment AnalysisLecture2.58
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Data Provisioning 7
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Using BODSLecture3.1
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Using SLTLecture3.2
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Using DXCLecture3.3
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Flat File ImportsLecture3.4
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Bulk loading of Flat file ImportsLecture3.5
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Smart Data AccessLecture3.6
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Smart Data IntegrationLecture3.7
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Importing & Exporting of SAP HANA Objects 4
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SAP HANA DevelopmentLecture4.1
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How to develop Simple .XS Project to build web based interfaces using SAPUI5Lecture4.2
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Case1: Reading data from DatabaseLecture4.3
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Case 2: Inserting data into DatabaseLecture4.4
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BW Powered by SAP HANA 18
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Hana Optimized Info CubeLecture5.1
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Hana Optimized DSOLecture5.2
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Transient ProviderLecture5.3
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Consuming Hana Models in SAP BWLecture5.4
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Importing BW objects into SAP HANALecture5.5
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Operational Data Provisioning using sources – ECC, SLT, HANA ViewsLecture5.6
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LSA++Lecture5.7
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Advanced DSOLecture5.8
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Open ODS viewLecture5.9
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Composite providerLecture5.10
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HANA TransformationLecture5.11
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ABAP MANAGED DATABASE procedureLecture5.12
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SAP HANA Near Line StorageLecture5.13
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BW WorkspacesLecture5.14
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Semantic Partitioned ObjectsLecture5.15
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ECC Powered by SAP HANALecture5.16
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ODP [Search & Analytics]Lecture5.17
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HANA live (VDM)Lecture5.18
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