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I don’t think you can change ownership of schema in database. Easiest way to change ownership of schema is by exporting a schema, drop it from the database and then recreate the schema owned by the target user and import the objects back into the database.In recent version, you can create schema and set other users as an owner of the schema however you can’t change it later −Create SCHEMA TEST123 owned by Demo;In same way, you can collect the script for "Create procedure" from database and drop the procedures in the earlier user schema and then these can be ... Read More

Below is the difference between take over and switch ownership.Take Over: This option is used to take single inactive object from another workspace.Switch Ownership: This option is used to take single or multiple inactive objects from other users.When you expand Switch ownership option in HANA Modeler, you can see description of this option-

Switch Ownership option is available under SAP HANA Modeler Perspective. IF you don’t see it under Modeler perspective, try to reset from top.

With use of switch ownership you can take single or multiple inactive objects from other users. Multiple Information views can be created in HANA system and all these views remains inactive until they are activated in HANA Studio. With use of Switch Ownership option, one user can take ownership of one or multiple inactive objects in HANA.You need to select inactive Information objects that you want to take from other user. From drop down list you can select source user and with use of Add button, you can add objects under selected models window.

In Analytic View, to hide few of columns you have to click on Semantics in scenario pane. There you can select the checkbox in front of column name that you want to hide.

In SAP HANA Modeler Perspective, you can Auto Documentation feature to capture the details of an information model or a package in a single document. This helps you view the necessary details from the document, instead of referring to multiple table.

The default activation mode is “Activate and ignore the inconsistencies in affected objects”.

This activation mode supports activating the selected objects even if it results in inconsistent affected objects. For example, if you choose to activate an object A that is used by B and C, and it causes inconsistencies in B and C but you can choose to go ahead with the activation of A.

This mode supports activation of the selected objects only if there are no inconsistent in affected objects in SAP HANA.

In SAP HANA system, redeploy option is used to deploy the active objects in one of the following scenarios −If your runtime object gets corrupted or deleted, and you want to create it again.In case of runtime problems during object activation, and the object status is still active.