Write back to BW cube through HANA Stored Procedure?

Hi ,
I am looking for a way to write back to BW cube using HANA stored Procedure and not use the traditional approach
where we fetch the data as output using stored procedure and write that to BW cube using traditional write back approach .
Is it possible to write back to cube considering it is not a flat structure using simple insert sort of statement which we can do with DSOs?
Best Regards,
Rakesh

Yepp exactly. Before the insertion all characteristic values are converted to SID-s.
The reality however is not that simple, since many checks are done during the cube update. One of these is the time consistency check, which checks if the data for the time dimension is consistent or not. In case of non-cumulative scenarios this is essential.
As of now, its not possible to check this purely with DB tools and therefore there is no stored procedure available to do this from DB level directly. For the same reason its not possible to use HANA executions on DTP-s whic has cubes as a target.

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