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Tips & Tricks for Optimizing Story Performance in SAP Analytics Cloud Webcast Summary

This was a recent SAP webcast this other week with SAP’s Sofiya Muzychko

SAP says “We’ve been hard at work adding a number of features for speeding up your story performance.

 

During this webinar, we will:

  • Review recent performance enhancements for SAP Analytics Cloud
  • Learn what specific changes you can make to your stories to improve performance
  • Interact directly with product managers to ask questions” abstract, source: SAP

 

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Figure 1 Source: SAP

 

BI specific, what you as a story designer you can do.

Performance related topics

Recent performance enhancements

Actions you can take

 

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Figure 2 Source: SAP

Shown in the demo

 

 

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Figure 3 Source: SAP

Significant performance improvement, improve scrolling, allows you to specify height

 

 

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Figure 4 Source: SAP

 

It is off by default; ask your tenant administrator

 

 

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Figure 5 Source: SAP

Allows story designer to create story faster, pause loading of visualization until ready to submit

 

 

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Figure 6 Source: SAP

Hide unnecessary dimensions and measures

Helps when loading story

Simple action on model side to help performance

 

 

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Figure 7 Source: SAP

On tenant side

Allows for faster consumption

 

 

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Figure 8 Source: SAP

It is on by default for newly created time filter

Will preserve drill state

Will see popup on older stories

 

 

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Figure 9 Source: SAP

Make performance improvements on the back end they do not talk about

 

 

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Figure 10 Source: SAP

Calculated in front end

Improved overall time it takes with top N

No action required from story designer/modeler

 

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Figure 11 Source: SAP

Stories that do have a larger number of visualizations – introduced logic for  load that are in immediate view port of user

 

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Figure 12 Source: SAP

Allows for faster performance

 

 

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Figure 13 Source: SAP

Prioritize visible elements – loading data visualization

Suggest keep page filters collapsed, to improve overall performance of tool

 

 

 

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Figure 14 Source: SAP

Open-end – e.g. 2008 to end of data

No action for you to take

 

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Figure 15 Source: SAP

Visualizations that have similar data structure, those queries batched together and sent together

Improves performance of page as data returns together.

 

 

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Figure 16 Source: SAP

Scenarios to improve overall performance

 

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Figure 17 Source: SAP

Allow geo maps to come back faster

 

 

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Figure 18 Source: SAP

Ongoing commitment

 

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Slides are here.

Replay is here 

Join the SAP Community Call July 15 with SAP’s Gerrit Kazmaier – register here.  Abstract says Get the latest news from the SAP HANA & Analytics team, including updates on SAP HANA, SAP HANA Cloud, SAP Data Warehouse Cloud, SAP Analytics Cloud, and SAP Data Intelligence. Hear about how these products fit together with the data value chain and what this all has to do with the term “superpower.” Source: SAP

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