This document provides an overview of SAP HANA content including: the introduction to databases, data warehousing, and SAP HANA; SAP HANA landscape components; architecture with the in-memory computing engine and row and column stores; data provisioning through replication; modeling using attribute and analytic views; reporting options through Business Objects, Crystal Reports, and Excel; and user management with roles and authorizations.

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SAP HANA Content
Introduction:
 Conceptof Database
 Conceptof Data Warehousing
 IntroductiontoSAPHANA
 SAPIn-MemoryStrategy
 HANA compare to BWA
SAP HANA Landscape
 What isSAP HANA
 SAPHANA Components
 SAPHANA Scenarios
 RapidDeploymentSolutionsRDS
 SAPHANA InformationSources
Look &Feel
 In-MemoryComputingStudio
 Administrationview
 NavigatorView
 SystemMonitor
 InformationModeler
Architecture
 Architecture Overview
 IMCE andSurroundings
 Row Store
 ColumnStore
 Loadingdata intoHANA
 Data Modeling
 Reporting
 PersistentLayer
 Backup & Recovery

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Data Provisioning
 ReplicationServer
 ReplicationProcess
 ReplicationArchitecture
 Data Services
 SAPBODS and HANA
 Basic Data service Connectiontypes
 Newto Data services40
 Full ExtractorthoughODP
 Configure Importserver
 Create and execute aData Service JobtoPopulate HANA
Modeling
 Purpose of InformationModeler
 Levelsof ModelinginSAPHANA
 Attribute Views
 AnalyticViews
 PL/SQL Scripting
 CalculationViews
 Export& Import
Reporting
 HANA,ReportingLayer
 Connectivityoptions
 BusinessObjectsBI40
 BusinessObjectsBI40 Explorers
 BusinessObjectsBI40 Enterprise
 Crystal ReportsviaODBC/JDBCConnections
 Others& MS Excel
User Management
 Creationof Users
 Creationof Roles
 Creationof Role Hierarchy
 Assignmentof UserstoRoles
 Authentication
 IMCE Authorizations