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You can also maintain Vendor ID in Administration tab in SAP HANA Studio. Select HANA system and click on Administration and go to Configuration tab. In filter, enter Vendor and search:Click on Change and you will get an option to enter new Vendor Id value. Click on Save to save the changes.
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To maintain Vendor ID in SAP HANA, you need to navigate to Application Lifecycle management. −Start the SAP HANA Application Lifecycle ManagementThe SAP HANA Application Lifecycle Management is available on the SAP HANA XS Web server at the following URL −http://:80/sap/hana/xs/lmhttp:// bwhana:8002/sap/hana/xs/lmSelect “Administration” tab and click on “Change Vendor”
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In SAP HANA Modeler perspective, you have an option of “Mass Copy” using which you can copy mass objects from package to other package. You have to define source and target package mapping.To add new package mapping, you can use button and select Source and Target package from drop down list. In next window, you have to select models and click on Next.
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This can be done using File import option. While importing first file, you have an option to “Add columns” in new table so you can create addition columns as per column names in other CSV’s. You can also define their datatypes, length, Primary key, not null and other column properties in same window.
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In SAP HANA, using file import you can load data to an existing table or can create a new table with the same column names as in the flat file.While using import wizard, you can define the mapping of columns. Following options are available −One to OneMap by NameUsing Map by Name option, you can map columns in CSV files to the columns in an existing table.