Hi,
As SAP MII 15.0 can use HANA as database, I was wondering how MII can leverage the features and power of HANA for its development.
If we write the calculation logic in BLS only, it won't use the power and features of HANA. Ideally the complex data logic should be embedded in calculation views when MII is installed on HANA.
As I understand MDOs created in MII are created as columnar tables in HANA, but with cryptic names of tables and columns (MDOxx, FIELDxx) in the HANA (DB) layer. As there is no provision to create the attributes, analytics and calculation views in MII directly, those need to be created in HANA layer from HANA studio. Now the issue is how can we identify and access the correct MDO tables as those are not visible in HANA with the user-defined MDO names.
The other option may be creating the tables also directly in HANA, but that will bypass the MDO features and content management features of MII. My understanding is the HANA tables and views can be accessed from MII from the SQL query templates.
Can anyone please throw some light on this on how we can leverage the features of HANA in this case?
Thanks,
Dipankar