Yes, there exists an equivalent. You can go for using SAP HANA Smart Data Integration also known as SDI. It is a standard offering of SAP for data integration.  You don’t require any additional infrastructure for this, like a separate server or other. There are lots of blogs and online help which can help you to start on SDI.You can also check out for Data services but that is too complex and may be excessive for the mentioned usage.

Yes, the PBO-PAI triggers commit so your requirement will fail. You need to make changes to your current implementation to avoid the auto-commit.

As you had already mentioned that extended services are natively integrated with HANA, so it’s going to be easier to use against HANA but as it is native to HANA only it can’t be used elsewhere.  It will be faster when you compare it against ODBC because the extra step will be avoided here as it is native to HANA. Also, as it is integrated other factors like latency and other would be out of question which can be considerable factors with ODBC.Extended Services follow the MVC architecture so you need not worry about the implementation style as it will ... Read More

You are making a basic mistake over here. A VORA virtual table does not support the traditional INSERT or UPDATE or DELETE statements. If you are planning to make any modification to data from VORA itself, then you need to use the APPEND command to add data or files to the table. But since you are trying from SAP HANA even this will not work for you. For your requirement, you need to have a HDFS file then use it for appending to the virtual table.

I have gone through your code and it looks your list binding is incorrect. When you bind your data, your data should be in a JSON array format.  Please find below the updated working code.Examplevar oModelData = [   {Animal: "Kangaroo", Zoo: "Sydney"},   {Animal: "Tiger", Zoo: "Melbourne"},   {Animal: "Lion", Zoo: "Alaska"} ]; var oItem = new sap.m.StandardListItem({    title : "{ Animal }",    description : "{ Zoo }" }); var oList = new sap.m.List({    headerText:" Items",    items: {         path: "/",         template: oItem     } });Hope it helps!

As you need to make some changes to happen when an activity gets completed in SAP, I would suggest you to go for services. Services are the best way to communicate when you are dealing with two discrete systems.Firstly you need to create a program on SAP side which can do the following task             Fetch the file from a specified directoryConverts the file into a formatted data or send the data to a serverAt the webserver end, have a listener which receives POST requests (send by SAP). You need to have proper authentication set up ... Read More

If you want a quick solution then you can use basic CSS properties like padding for left or right to align the content. Use relative percentages so that it works in both the views.Other way which looks ideal is that define a custom CSS. Then you need to add this custom CSS to manifest."resources": {     "css": [         {             "uri": "css/style.css"         }     ] }Set the concerned property like Margin: 0 auto; which will help you to set the contents to center.

There are many tools which offer this function for SharePoint. Try using BCS Business Connectivity Service and LINQ to get data from SAP to SharePoint list and then use that data in workflow.To write your own custom workflow, you can check this link:Custom Activity Workflow for implementing Item Level Security in SharePoint Designer 2007Workflow LinkTo create a Visual Studio 2008 Workflow Activity Library project, you need to follow below steps:First is to open Visual Studio 2008.Navigate to File menu, point to New, and then click Project.Next step is to navigate under the Workflow Project Type and select the Workflow Activity ... Read More

Note that when you map XML schema to C#, it is recommended to map this to class inheritance. As per my understanding, you want to copy extended properties to generated classes however I don’t think you can find any tool to achieve this.I think this should be handled by transforming XML schema to a structure that you want and then use the schema to C# tool. One of the most common way to perform this is via XSLT.XSL (eXtensible Stylesheet Language) is a styling language for XML and it stands for XSL Transformations. XSLT provides the ability to transform XML ... Read More

I think you should try using long properties as it is one of closed way to get to achieve this.