Description
Chapter 1: Modeling objects
Subtopic: 1.1. Modern data modeling 1.1.1. Overview of SAP BW4HANA modeling concepts 1.2. Main SAP HANA Objects used for modelling 1.2.1. Calculation View 1.2.2. Table Function 1.3. Main SAP BW4HANA Objects used for modelling 1.3.1. InfoObject 1.3.2. Open ODS 1.3.3. Advanced DSO 1.3.4. Composite Provider 1.3.5. Query Chapter 2: Publishing external data in BW4HANA Subtopic: 2.1. Scenario 2.2. Smart Data Acess (SDA) 2.3. Creating virtual tables 2.4. Publish HANA tables through BW4HANA 2.5. Publish HANA views through BW4HANA 2.6. Pass input parameters from Query to Calculation View 2.7. Pass input parameters from Query to Table Function 2.8. Summary Chapter 3: Creating virtual BW4HANA model Subtopic: 3.1. Scenario 3.2. Create Master Data OpenODS views 3.3. Create Transactional Data OpenODS views 3.4. Create Composite Provider consuming OpenODS views 3.5. Create Query 3.6. Summary Chapter 4. Converting virtual structures into persistent BW4HANA model Subtopic: 4.1. Scenario 4.2. Materialize data model based on OpenODS 4.3. Summary Chapter 5: Creating hybrid data model in BW4HANASubtopic: 5.1. Scenario 5.2. Create data model combining OpenODS, InfoObjects and raw fields 5.3. Summary Chapter 6: Combining SAP and non-SAP data into single data modelSubtopic: 6.1. Scenario 6.2. Create view combining SAP and non-SAP data 6.3. Create OpenODS views for whole data set 6.4. Create Composite Provider6.5. Join additional objects in Composite Provider 6.6. Create calculated fields on Composite Provider 6.7. Summary
Author: Konrad Zaleski
Publisher: Apress
Published: 08/23/2021
Pages: 273
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.90lbs
Size: 9.21h x 6.14w x 0.60d
ISBN13: 9781484270882
ISBN10: 1484270886
BISAC Categories:
- Computers | Database Administration & Management
Subtopic: 1.1. Modern data modeling 1.1.1. Overview of SAP BW4HANA modeling concepts 1.2. Main SAP HANA Objects used for modelling 1.2.1. Calculation View 1.2.2. Table Function 1.3. Main SAP BW4HANA Objects used for modelling 1.3.1. InfoObject 1.3.2. Open ODS 1.3.3. Advanced DSO 1.3.4. Composite Provider 1.3.5. Query Chapter 2: Publishing external data in BW4HANA Subtopic: 2.1. Scenario 2.2. Smart Data Acess (SDA) 2.3. Creating virtual tables 2.4. Publish HANA tables through BW4HANA 2.5. Publish HANA views through BW4HANA 2.6. Pass input parameters from Query to Calculation View 2.7. Pass input parameters from Query to Table Function 2.8. Summary Chapter 3: Creating virtual BW4HANA model Subtopic: 3.1. Scenario 3.2. Create Master Data OpenODS views 3.3. Create Transactional Data OpenODS views 3.4. Create Composite Provider consuming OpenODS views 3.5. Create Query 3.6. Summary Chapter 4. Converting virtual structures into persistent BW4HANA model Subtopic: 4.1. Scenario 4.2. Materialize data model based on OpenODS 4.3. Summary Chapter 5: Creating hybrid data model in BW4HANASubtopic: 5.1. Scenario 5.2. Create data model combining OpenODS, InfoObjects and raw fields 5.3. Summary Chapter 6: Combining SAP and non-SAP data into single data modelSubtopic: 6.1. Scenario 6.2. Create view combining SAP and non-SAP data 6.3. Create OpenODS views for whole data set 6.4. Create Composite Provider6.5. Join additional objects in Composite Provider 6.6. Create calculated fields on Composite Provider 6.7. Summary
Author: Konrad Zaleski
Publisher: Apress
Published: 08/23/2021
Pages: 273
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.90lbs
Size: 9.21h x 6.14w x 0.60d
ISBN13: 9781484270882
ISBN10: 1484270886
BISAC Categories:
- Computers | Database Administration & Management
About the Author
Konrad Zalęski graduated from Warsaw University of Technology getting his master's degree in management. After finishing his studies, he continued his education and completed two postgraduate courses in management information systems (Microsoft) and integrated information systems (SAP).
Konrad gained his experience by delivering business intelligence solutions for multiple global corporations. The majority of the projects from his portfolio were implemented on top of the SAP HANA, SAP BW/4HANA, and Microsoft BI platforms. He is also an active contributor and publisher in the SAP community.