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How to Load INDX tables into HANA using SLT

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Recently we at SLT development have built up the univeresal solution to load any INDX table (e.g. STXL, PCL2) content into HANA.

Of course to decluster the data one need to know the structure of the clustered field. To simplify it we integrated our conversion engine CWB with SLT, and the benefit here is that there's a repository of INDX table structures and the description of some tables is already delivered by us (e.g. PCL2).

 

Here below I tried to summarize the steps you need to perform to configure the replicaiton for STXL table.  At the moment it requires quite some steps to be done by the administrator, but we hope that we could improve usability it in the next releases.

 

Prerequisites

 

To enable the declustering and replication of the tables with compressed fields (INDX tables) following prerequisites are necessary:

  • SAP DMIS 2011 SP6 or higher is installed on the central SLT system
  • Following notes should be installed (see the description of each note regarding the systems where it should be installed)
    • 1964064
    • 2001386
    • 2042447

 

Overview

In this example we will configure replication of the table STXL. The following steps need to be performed in central SLT system:

  1. Setup Conversion logic
    • Define data extraction logic
    • Generate conversion routines
  2. Define Target structure
    • Specify the location of the target structure definition
    • Describe key fields structure
    • Define declustered data structure
  3. Define Replication settings
    • Define target table for the given configuration
    • Key field mapping
    • Activate key structure definition

 

 

Step by Step description

 

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