Write to ERP Tables on HANA DB using SQL script

Hello All,
We are using HANA as our primary database for ABAP system and trying to feed the data to ABAP tables using SQL script and experiencing authorization errors . Please see below for more details.
Scenario.
I am getting no authorised error when i try to write some data to Z* tables using SQL script in HANA studio.But I am able to create new tables in the same schema.
As shown above Query1: SAPSR1 is the schema which contains underline ABAP tables. ZGSA is existing table and now i am trying to insert new rows into it.
Query 2&3: Creating new tables in SAPSR1 works fine.
Can you please suggest me whether it is right approach or i need to have RFC to update these table from some other tool/app?.
Thanks in advance,
Naresh

Hi Naresh,
Obi Wan would now probably say: "this is not the functionality you're looking for".
Even though you are working with Z-tables you really don't want to start messing with those from outside the context of the NetWeaver system.
Instead you want to keep the control over all tables in the NetWeaver schema completely to the SAP<sid> user and NetWeaver.
For your data loading scenario, just write a simple ABAP report with native sql or an AMDP to do the copying of the data for you.
Don't spread your code across the landscape and don't loosen access restrictions on your schema.
- Lars

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2. During Transformation Creation Manuel Mapping is performed . Activated .
3. During DTP Creation Only Following Warning Messages Occur , Status s not Transferred to Green .
Data is not coming Cube , No Error Messages. (Totally 29000 Records have to transfer to BI Cube)
Warning Messages are,
1.No Message: Write to Fact table.
2.No Message:Infocube Update Completed .
What is the Problem?

Hi,
Have you set the Industroy sector before uploading the set up tables?
For more information refer the note: 353042
Summary
Symptom
Fields BWGEO, BWGEOO, BWGVP, BWGVO, BWNETWR, BWMNG, etc. of DataSources 2LIS_02_SCL, 2LIS_02_ITM, 2LIS_03_BF, 2LIS_03_UM, 2LIS_40_REVAL are not filled.
This may lead to the following:
The system does not perform any update into an InfoCube (for example: 0RT_C*, 0PUR_C01, 0CP_PURC1 and so on), even though data arrives in BW.
This occurs with the following InfoSources:
2LIS_02_SCL, 2LIS_02_ITM
2LIS_03_BF, 2LIS_03_UM
2LIS_40_REVAL
With some restriction, this symptom also occurs with the following InfoSources if they are used in connection with retail or consumer products. (InfoCube: 0RT_* or 0CP_* ).
2LIS_11_VAITM, 2LIS_12_VCITM, 2LIS_13_VDITM
Other terms
0PROCESSKEY, PROCESSKEY, 0RT_C01, 0RT_C02, 0RT_C03, 0RT_C04, BWBRTWR, BWGEO, BWGEOO, BWGVP, BWGVO, BWNETWR, BWMNG
Reason and Prerequisites
The process key (0PROCESSKEY and 0BWAPPLNM) of the InfoSources has not been filled. As a result, no key figures are updated because of the update routine of the participating InfoCube and along with it no records are inserted into the InfoCube. In each update routine, the system checks the content of the PROCESSKEY. If this field has no contents, then no data is written into the InfoCube because of the IF condition in the update rules.
Solution
So that you can work in the above mentioned InfoSources, you MUST activate the determination of the process key. This is done with the help of Transaction MCB_ which you can find in the OLTP IMG for BW (Transaction SBIW) in your attached R/3 source system.
Here you can choose your industry sector. 'Standard' and 'Consumer products' are for R/3 standard customers, whereas 'Retail' is intended for customers with R/3 Retail only.
You can display the characteristics of the process key (R/3 field BWVORG, BW field 0PROCESSKEY) by using Transaction MCB0.
If you have already set up historical data (for example for testing purposes) by using the setup transactions (Statistical Setup Programs) (for example: Purchasing: Tx OLI3BW, material movements: OLI1BW) into the provided setup tables (for example: MC02M_0SCLSETUP, MC03BF0SETUP), you unfortunately have to delete this data (Tx LBWG). After you have chosen the industry sector by using MCB_, perform the setup again, so that the system fills a valid transaction key for each data record generated. Then load this data into your connected BW by using 'Full update' or 'Initialization of the delta process'. Check, whether the system updates data into the involved InfoCubes now.
If all this is not successful, please see Note 315880, and set the application indicator 'BW' to active using Transaction 'BF11'.
Related notes:
157317 --> You MUST make sure that this note is relevant for you.
352344 -> Process key + reversals in Inventory Management
(Consulting note).
Regards,
Anil Kumar Sharma .P

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