How to create analytic privileges from sql command line in hana studio?

I want to create a bunch of analytic privileges, activate them and assign it a roles. I was wondering if there is a method where I can create these analytical privileges directly from sql?

Hi Krishna,
Thanks for the reply.
The use case is to create a bulk analytical privileges on the pre-existing analytical or calculation views and I'm failing to create it using the simple CREATE STRUCTURED PRIVILEGE.
The security guide shows below mentioned as the syntax but I'm failing to create it through that:
CREATE STRUCTURED PRIVILEGE AP_SALES_1 FOR SELECT ON TABLEOWNER.VIEW_SALES WHERE REGION IN ('DE','UK') OR PRODUCT = 'CAR';
It gives me this error -
SAP DBTech JDBC: [257] (at 44): sql syntax error: incorrect syntax near "FOR": line 1 col 44 (at pos 44)

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