Blogs tagged calculationview

SAP HANA Cloud is a database-as-a-service (DBaaS) that delivers a single view of customer’s entire data landscape. It is an all-in-one solution that supports modern applications and analytics. As the cloud-based data foundation for SAP Business... Read More »

The following text provides background information about the “Keep Flag” that can be set in Calculation Views since HANA 1.0 SPS 09   Purpose of keep flag: Ensure that calculations occur at a granularity that includes attributes... Read More »

This example is referenced in my other post about the usage of the “Keep Flag” in SAP HANA Calculation Views. Please have a look at the other post to get a better understanding of the context for this example   The following... Read More »

This example is referenced in my other post about the usage of the “Keep Flag” in SAP HANA Calculation Views. Please have a look at the other post to get a better understanding of the context for this example   The following... Read More »

This example is referenced in my other post about how to check the push-down of filters. Please have a look at the other post to get a better understanding of the context for this example   The following example illustrates how the feature... Read More »

This example is referenced in my other post about how to check the push-down of filters. Please have a look at the other post to get a better understanding of the context for this example   In the following it will be demonstrated with an... Read More »

This example is referenced in my other post about how to check the push-down of filters. Please have a look at the other post to get a better understanding of the context for this example   In the following an example will be shown how the... Read More »

This example is referenced in my other post about how to check the push-down of filters. Please have a look at the other post to get a better understanding of the context for this example   In the following it will be shown with help of an... Read More »

In the following three different ways are described how to verify whether or not a filter is “pushed-down”. With “pushed-down” it is meant that the filter is applied at the lowest level possible – e.g., already when reading data from a... Read More »

This example is referenced in my other post about flags to enforce the push-down of filters. Please review the other post to get a better understanding of the context for this example     Example This example is using the data of table... Read More »