Generally, I’d recommend to keep the data in SAP HANA and operate on it from there, but you can of course also “save” R data frames to it.
Here is a simple example:
# load the ODBC driver
library("RODBC")
# open a ODBC "channel" - since I use the SAP HANA secure storage all I have to
# specify here is the name of the DSN entry.
ch<-odbcConnect("S12"
# this is just the string for the name of the table the data will be inserted into
table.for.save <- 'AIRQUALITY'
# get the data frame for the AIRQUALITY sample data
aqdata <- airquality
# that's a data frame
str(aqdata)
# now "save" the data frame to SAP HANA via sqlSave
sqlSave(ch,dat = aqdata, tablename = table.for.save, verbose = TRUE, rownames = FALSE)
> sqlSave(ch,dat = aqdata, tablename = table.for.save, verbose = TRUE, rownames = FALSE)
Query: CREATE TABLE "AIRQUALITY" ("Ozone" INTEGER, "SolarR" INTEGER, "Wind" DOUBLE, "Temp" INTEGER, "Month" INTEGER, "Day" INTEGER)
Query: INSERT INTO "AIRQUALITY" ( "Ozone", "SolarR", "Wind", "Temp", "Month", "Day" ) VALUES ( ?,?,?,?,?,? )
Binding: 'Ozone' DataType 4, ColSize 10
Binding: 'SolarR' DataType 4, ColSize 10
Binding: 'Wind' DataType 8, ColSize 15
Binding: 'Temp' DataType 4, ColSize 10
Binding: 'Month' DataType 4, ColSize 10
Binding: 'Day' DataType 4, ColSize 10
Parameters:
no: 1: Ozone 41/***/no: 2: SolarR 190/***/no: 3: Wind 7.4/***/no: 4: Temp 67/***/no: 5: Month 5/***/no: 6: Day 1/***/
no: 1: Ozone 36/***/no: 2: SolarR 118/***/no: 3: Wind 8/***/no: 4: Temp 72/***/no: 5: Month 5/***/no: 6: Day 2/***/
no: 1: Ozone 12/***/no: 2: SolarR 149/***/no: 3: Wind 12.6/***/no: 4: Temp 74/***/no: 5: Month 5/***/no: 6: Day 3/***/
...
In SAP HANA you can now SELECT
from the table:
select top 10 * from "DEVDUDE"."AIRQUALITY";
Ozone SolarR Wind Temp Month Day
41 190 7.4 67 5 1
36 118 8.0 72 5 2
12 149 12.6 74 5 3
18 313 11.5 62 5 4
? ? 14.3 56 5 5
28 ? 14.9 66 5 6
23 299 8.6 65 5 7
19 99 13.8 59 5 8
8 19 20.1 61 5 9
? 194 8.6 69 5 10
Since this is all standard R
and ODBC
and not specific to SAP HANA, I recommend to read up on those technologies.
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