SAP HANA Spatial Processing

Hi expert,
Please anyone can help me regarding Spatial feature of SAP HANA. How can i use this feature:
1>Suppose i have already data with state & city and country.
2>how can i start practice from basic to high level implementation.
Your help will appreciate.
Thanks,
Shambhu Nath

Hi Shambu,
Please check this resources.
Spatial Processing with HANA FAQ | SAP HANA
Spatial Processing | SAP HANA

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magge kris wrote:
Hello Experts,
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In case of a memory issue , what should we check , Used memory of HANA   OR resident memory of HANA ?
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When i say we are out of memory , Both used memory from HANA
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Bob,
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HANA: Here's my recommendation for the best in-class next-generation BI solution. Deploy HANA as a standlone server with two logical system partitions. 1st partition for standalone HANA modeling and 2nd partition to host HANA DB for BW 7.3. This way you get to exploit HANA performance for both SAP BW system as a database and also use the HANA power for standalone non-BW (ECC and flat-file) application that need good performance.
BWA: I would not recommend a BWA solution for a new BW implementation. Given the fact that SAP has announced recently that BWA 7.3 will be the last release for BWA. However, if there is a critical BW application in production that needs better performance, then BWA will be a quick fix solution. The cost difference between an SAP HANA solution and a BWA solution is narrowing down quickly. I do not want to go into details of cost.
BOEA (aka BOE Accelerator Version): Guys, there is some confusion here. BOEA does not support BWA acceleration for non-BW data source data. Meaning that if you are using BOEA (accelerated version) - you can load non-SAP and Non-BW data but can not accelerate the data using BWA unless the data is put in an SAP BW info provider (cubes,etc..). Only BW info providers in a BOEA solution can exploit BWA acceleration. Other data (non-SAP and Non-BW ) can only exploit on indexing capability of BOE internally but not the BWA. BWA portion of BOEA is specific to BW in the backend.
Also, please read my executive summary on SAP HANA @ http://www.sendspace.com/filegroup/u1AO5NidaMTYSD49JoHsjg
Regards,
Rama

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