SAP HANA dynamic tiering (“DT”) was the first SAP HANA feature introduced to provide the ability to tier data between HANA in-memory storage and disk based storage. The customer response to DT confirmed that SAP HANA customers wanted and needed to sc...
It’s pretty well known that SAP HANA Cloud, data lake is built on the foundation of on-premise SAP IQ which makes it the perfect choice if you’re thinking about migrating your existing SAP IQ systems to the cloud. You don’t have to move, on-premise S...
SAP is pleased to announce the latest release of SAP IQ - Version 16.1 SP 05 is now available! This latest SP includes various enhancements such as:
New client/connection security options
SAP IQ servers now support encrypted TDS conne...
With the exponential growth of data showing no signs of slowing, customers looking to lower their total cost of ownership (TCO), while still leveraging their vast reservoirs of data to maximum effect, must continuously manage their data storage costs...
CCL or Continuous Computation Language is the scripting language used to develop projects for HANA streaming analytics and Streaming Lite. CCL is derived from SQL which helps with the learning curve for experienced database developers who are startin...
Take a look at the JSON_TABLE function. It will present the result of the function as a table structure which can then be referenced as a table in other queries: JSON_TABLE Function (JSON)
You are going to have to check the IBM documentation to find out what databases their product supports. This page mentions supporting "Sybase" which could refer to old versions of SAP ASE or possibly old versions of SAP IQ.https://www.ibm.com/product...
The most likely reason for only getting 5 names is that the query " SELECT DISTINCT EMPLOYEE_NAMES FROM "H_CPO_MAIN"."TABLE_NURO";" is only returning 5 values. Have you run the query outside of the procedure to check the result set?
I took a quick look at the Appian documentation and it appears that you should be able to use a JDBC connection: https://docs.appian.com/suite/help/24.1/Connected_System_Object.html I would not recommend using HANA streaming analytics. HANA streamin...
A growth rate of 50 - 100 GB per year would be considered relatively small. A HANA Cloud, HANA database using NSE can readily support up to at least 10 TB of data and for a pure archiving use case then you can scale beyond that.