SAP is going out of its way to promote adoption of HANA. Being an SAP consultant for more than 15 years, I can vouch for the fact that SAP has never done this before. They have gone from "SAP training is available only to customers or partners" in early days of SAP R/3 to "Here is $150 credit on Amazon for you to play with HANA and this includes a free license for HANA". Quite a dramatic progress, I must say. I started with:
This blog documents my experience with the next steps for creating a new user in the HANA system, so that the user can create new tables, load data from a CSV file, and create an attribute view.
After I setup my HANA system on Amazon, I created a new user to do development work. The HANA system comes with the default SYSTEM user. It is recommended to do all development work under a development user and not the delivered SYSTEM user.
Open a SQL editor window for the new user. Execute “grant select on schema <Newuser> to _SYS_REPO with grant option;” Put in the username in place of <Newuser>
Now you should be able to perform the following as the newly created user:
SAP has taken the first step to help the developers / consultants learn HANA - the breakthrough next generation in memory database. It is up to the community to make the best of this opportunity and share our learnings, so that collectively we can learn faster. I hope to continue sharing my knowledge as I use the test system.
Thanks to Anooj's post for helping me figure some of the steps.
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