Azure Purview adds support for SAP HANA
Azure Purview now supports SAP HANA to help you more effectively discover and map your data estate across the hybrid landscape. You can scan your SAP HANA databases, then manage and govern your data in Azure Purview.
Register and scan
Azure Purview data source administrators can start by registering an SAP HANA source under the data map, and set up reoccurring or one-time scan. You can choose to scan the entire database(s) or only the selective schemas with interest. During scan, Purview extracts metadata from your SAP HANA instance including the server, databases, schemas, tables, views, stored procedures, functions, sequences, synonyms, etc.
Learn more about the prerequisites and step-by-step instruction from Connect to and manage SAP HANA in Azure Purview.
Search and browse assets
Once the scan completes, you can discover assets via search or browse.
Search for the assets by keyword, and narrow down results by using the facet filters.
To browse, click on the “Browse assets” tile on the Purview home page, navigate to the “By source type” tab and select SAP HANA. You can then see the list of assets brought in by the scan.
View and manage metadata
Click into the asset to view details including the properties, schema and more. You can add business metadata like descriptions, glossary terms, and manually classify the data assets to further manage and govern your data in Purview.
Get started today!
- Quickly and easily create an Azure Preview account to try the features.
- Learn more about Connect to and manage SAP HANA in Azure Purview.
- See the full list of Azure Purview supported sources.
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