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Author's profile photo Denys van Kempen

Sizing SAP HANA – by the SAP HANA Academy

Update July 2018

For a more recent version of this blog, see

 

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Quick Sizer

As of version 37 (September 2014), the SAP Quick Sizer tool contains now two versions: classic and HANA. You can access the tool from the SAP Service Marketplace (SMP) using the quick link http://service.sap.com/quicksizer.

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SAP HANA Academy

For those new to sizing SAP HANA and the Quick Sizer tool, we have just added a new video tutorial on the topic. It is part of the playlist SAP HANA Installations – SPS 08 on YouTube.

SAP Notes

As you have seen in the video, there is little to no information about SAP HANA Sizing in the publicly available documentation for SAP HANA on the SAP Help portal.

For information, you need to consult SAP Notes

SCN Blogs

For further reading, particularly on the topic of sizing HANA for BW, you may enjoy the following blogs on SCN:

Thank you for watching

You can view more free online videos and hands-on use cases to help you answer the What, How and Why questions about SAP HANA and Analytics on the SAP HANA Academy at youtube.com/saphanaacademy or follow us on Twitter @saphanaacademy.

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      Author's profile photo Andy Silvey
      Andy Silvey

      better we don't forget all the OSS Notes etc on sizing Hana with the real detailed information.

      https://service.sap.com/notes and search for sizing hana

      Andy.

      Author's profile photo Denys van Kempen
      Denys van Kempen
      Blog Post Author

      Hi Andy,

      I have updated the blog with the relevant SAP Notes, for reference. Thanks for the suggestion.


      Of course, the video is only an introduction to the topic. As sizing SAP HANA is only referenced - but not addressed - in the Master Guide we thought this could be helpful.


      Although helpful, the SAP Notes with the attached PowerPoint presentations are a bit harder to digest as introduction.


      We may add a next level tutorial and do a deep dive on the topic and show how to use the ABAP reports on a Suite or BW system.

      Regards,

      Denys

      Author's profile photo Andy Silvey
      Andy Silvey

      Hi Denys,

      now that you give the context it makes sense, if I may suggest, if this will become a series of articles going deeper and deeper into the subject then it might be worth to modify the title to reflect that it's a series of tutorials and especially as it is authored by the Experts from SAP.

      Best regards and nice weekend,

      Andy.