Angad Singh's Blog

As a part of (our University unit  bco6181  ) six minutes presentation I connected SAP Visual Intelligence to SAP HANA Analytic view and show measure(s) on graph. I demonstrated the whole thing in the class successfully but there were certain things that I could show in presentation. For example, from creating schema to creating and loading tables with data (from csv files).  It was another excited thing that I did with SAP Hana and this time l learnt even more about SAP technology. I am going to share my experience and data that I used. Cloud Setup: This time I used the same setup which I discussed in my previous blog  here  and as shown below. I really did not need DC for this exercise as I connected to HANA with database user. However, I used it for DNS (Domain Name Services) and for logging on to CLIENT using Windows Domain user. SAP Hana Instance - HANADB - Rev 48 Windows Server 2008 R2 - DC (Domain Controller) - and hosted AD (Active Directory) services Windows

PURPOSE I had been keeping SAP Hana instance for few months on AWS (Amazon Web Services). I never did any thing excited with it until I was asked to demonstrate something for an University assingment (bco6181) . There, I just thought I could try integrating SAP Hana instance with Windows Active Directory for single sign on. Unfortunately, I was not successful but I completed the configuration to most extent. It was a good experience and an effort that I can not forget. Note: Please note I followed following guide to perform these steps http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/303bf0c3-ad5c-3010-df84-882747341e88?overridelayout=true INFRASTRUCTURE My infrastructure included following SAP HANA Instance - HANA - Rev 48 Windows Server 2008 R2 - DC (Domain Controller) - and hosted AD (Active Directory) services. Windows Server 2008 R2 - CLIENT  - and SAP Hana studio installed. One VPC (Virtual Private Cloud) - 10.0.0.0/24 - Above machines (instance