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SAP HANA Trigger-Based Replication

The Trigger-Based Replication method uses the SAP Landscape Transformation (SLT) component to  pass data from the source system to the SAP In-Memory Database (IMDB) target system. Initial Load and Simultaneous Delta Replication The initial load of business data is initiated using the SAP In-Memory Computing Studio. The initial load message is sent from the SAP HANA system to the SLT system (based on SAP NetWeaver 7.02 with kernel 7.20) which in turn passes the initialization message to the ERP system. The ERP system begins by setting up database transaction log tables for each table to be replicated. After the transaction tables are completed, the SLT system begins a multi-threaded replication of data to the target system which allows high speed of data transfer to be achieved. The initial load of data can be executed whilst the source system is active. The system load that this process causes can be controlled by adjusting the number of worker threads performing the initial

Live Office Error LO 01003 - An error occurred when refreshing

LO 01003 - An error occurred when refreshing. Cause This error might be caused by the following reasons: 1. The report is corrupted. 2. Drawing Live Office object on unsupported areas, like Word Header or Footer, or Office 2007 PowerPoint Slide Master. 3. The server is not accessible. If not in the list, check the detail error. Action For cause: 1. Check from InfoView to make sure the document is valid. If yes, log-off and log-on BOE on Live Office Option dialog then try again, or re-start the Office application, then try again. 2. Do not drawing Live Office object on unsupported areas. 3. Fix the network connectivity or start up the server. If not in previous causes, use the error code in the detail to find the solution,or just follow the guide in the detail See also: BUSINESS OBJECTS ERRORS LIST

Translation Manager Exporting documents

Translation Manager Exporting documents to the CMS After you translate the document, you need to select it for publishing and export it to the CMS.  You can publish it into as many languages as are ready . A built in document analyzer provides statistics on the percentage of the document that has translations so you can decide if you are ready to complete the publish step before exporting to the CMS. Universes can only be exported to the same file location. Web Intelligence documents can change locations. 1. Go to the Language Management view. 2. Click the value in the Ready to export to CMS column for the language or languages that you want to export to Yes. 3. Select Export to CMS from the File menu. A message appears to prompt you to save the document before exporting to the CMS. 4. Click Yes. The Export Universe/Webi Document dialog box appears. 5. Click Export to export the document and save it in the local file that is shown at the top of the dialog box. Click the

Installing and Using the SAP HANA Client

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Installing and Using the SAP HANA ODBO Client for MS EXCEL Everyone  who intend to use Microsoft (MS) EXCEL as an end-user client for SAP HANA need to install the SAP HANA client on a host where MS EXCEL has been installed and is running. Prerequisites: You have downloaded the SAP HANA client software from SAP Service Marketplace . Procedure Install the SAP HANA ODBO driver on the host where MS EXCEL has been installed and is running. 1. Open a command prompt and call the SAP HANA client installation program by entering the following command: hdbinst -a client [ ] 2. Follow the instructions displayed by the installation tool. 3. Set the PATH environment variable to the installation path. For information on setting environment variables, see the documentation for your operating system. 4. Create a connection to the SAP HANA database: a. Create a connection to an external data source: Data connection Wizard Select t

Recovering a deleted folder in BOE

There are three options to recover a deleted folder depending  on what kind of backup you have done: 1. backup of the CMS database and File Store. 2. You created recently a BIAR file. 3. You have a Development/Test environment where you have this folder. Let's see the  Solution in case you have a back up of the CMS database. Follow the steps to recover deleted folder and sub-folders: 1. Copy the CMS database from the backup to your database server and point the CMS ODBC system DSN to it. 2. Copy the backed up file store to a Temp directory. 3. Change the path of input and output file repository servers in the CMC, for each server, to the Temp file store directory. 4. You will now be able to find the reports. Copy those reports to the BusinessObjects server's local disk, or create a BIAR file using the Import Wizard. 5. Point the ODBC system DSN back to the original database, and also change the paths on input file repository and output file repository se

SAP HANA Persistence

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SAP HANA Persistence: In-Memory Data Is Regularly Saved to Disk  Data:  - SQL data and undo log information  - Additional HANA information, such as modeling data  - Kept in-memory to ensure maximum performance  - Write process is asynchronously Log:  - Information about data changes (redo log)  - Directly saved to persistent storage when transaction is committed  - Cyclical overwrite (only after backup) Savepoint:  - Changed data and undo log is written from memory to persistent storage  - Automatic  - At least every 5 minutes (customizable) For detail: SAP HANA - Data persistence

Create a Data Foundation (UNX) on a SAP HANA

Using SAP BusinessObjects BI Clients for SAP HANA Creating the JDBC connection to the SAP In-Memory Database To set up the JDBC connection to the IMDB: 1. Copy the ngdbc.jar in the appropriate folder under …/dataAccess/ConnectionServer/jd bc/drivers/newdb If this directory structure does not exist, you need to create this directory structure under ../dataAc cess/connectionSrever/jdbc and then drop the jdbc jar file under this directory. 2. Launch the SAP BusinessObjects information design tool. 3. Create a new local project. 4. In this project, create a new Relational Connection. 5. Name it. 6. Select JDBC Drives as the data source. 7. Enter DB credentials and test. 8. Choose Finish. Note: for Explorer, you can also create a native connection from the IMDB to the Explorer application, by configuring the Explorer application settings in the SAP BusinessObjects Central Management Console (CMC). When this type of native connection is used for Explorer, a UNX file