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    The document discusses annotations for CDS view performance in SAP HANA. There are three categories of annotations: serviceQuality, sizeCategory, and dataClass. ServiceQuality indicates expected performance based on quality levels A through D and use cases. SizeCategory classifies expected row sizes. DataClass specifies the type of data in the view for caching strategies. The document provides guidance on what performance to expect for different annotation combinations and view characteristics.

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    The document discusses annotations for CDS view performance in SAP HANA. There are three categories of annotations: serviceQuality, sizeCategory, and dataClass. ServiceQuality indicates expected performance based on quality levels A through D and use cases. SizeCategory classifies expected row sizes. DataClass specifies the type of data in the view for caching strategies. The document provides guidance on what performance to expect for different annotation combinations and view characteristics.

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    The document discusses annotations for CDS view performance in SAP HANA. There are three categories of annotations: serviceQuality, sizeCategory, and dataClass. ServiceQuality indicates expected performance based on quality levels A through D and use cases. SizeCategory classifies expected row sizes. DataClass specifies the type of data in the view for caching strategies. The document provides guidance on what performance to expect for different annotation combinations and view characteristics.

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    CDS Views

    Performance
    improvement
    Annotations
    for CDS View
    Performance
    Anubhav Oberoy
    www.anubhavtrainings.com
    CDS Performance
    Annotations
    Learn from Standard
    CDS Performance Annotations
    There are three categories of characteristics which have to be assigned the annotations usageType for the domain
    @ObjectModel.

    These are:
    @ObjectModel.usageType.serviceQuality - #A,#B, #C, #D, #X, #P
    @ObjectModel.usageType.sizeCategory - #S, #M, #L, #XL, #XXL
    @ObjectModel.usageType.dataClass - #TRANSACTIONAL, #MASTER, #ORGANIZATIONAL, #CUSTOMIZING, #META, #MIXED
    serviceQuality - expected performance of the CDS view

    A > B > C > D – KPI Quality


    X – no KPI but certain Test Cases demanded
    P – reserved for Hierarchy CDS only
    sizeCategory

    this classification is that the size of the involved tables has a significant impact on the resource
    consumption within HANA
    expected number of rows is < 1.000 S
    expected number of rows is < 100.000 M
    expected number of rows is < 10.000.000 L
    expected number of rows is < 100.000.000 XL
    expected number of rows is >= 100.000.000 XXL
    dataClass
    To support the decision on cache strategies for higher layers
    The view contains data which is written or changed in high volume transactions (also for background TRANSACTIONAL
    processing). Examples are header and items for Sales Order processing or Financial Postings.

    Master data is read but not written or changed in high volume transactions (also for background MASTER
    processing). It typically drives the business process decisions when business logic is executed. It is also
    shown to the user as context information and to enable user decisions when these transactions are
    executed manually. Examples are material, business partner or account.
    The data describes the organizational structure of a company and its business processes. It can be seen as ORGANIZATIONAL
    a special type of master data. This data is only written or changed when organization changes are
    implemented at the customer. Examples are sales unit, distribution channel and cost center.

    The data describes how a concrete business process is executed at the customer. It consists typically of CUSTOMIZING
    content delivered by SAP enriched and extended by the customer. This data is typically even less common
    changed. Examples are countries, unit of measures, currency.
    Meta data specifies how the system is configured or describes the technical structure of entities. Typically META
    this is part of shipped content. Changes are done in fixes or upgrades. Examples are DDIC structures, field
    control, authorization objects.
    This label shall be chosen if the CDS view contains data of several of the above data classes MIXED
    What can you expect?

    KPI 2: SELECT
    KPI 1: SELECT SINGLE *
    Aggregates on
    service Number of Contains SINGLE (1stkeyfld) FROM
    Where to be used? size Category data Class huge number of Buffering
    Quality Tables Functions FROM cdsview cdsview
    table rows
    WHERE fullkey WHERE
    fullkey

    within business logic for high


    TRANSACTIONAL, MASTER, CUSTOMIZING,
    A volume transactions or background S – XXL ≤3 no no yes, all <1ms <2ms
    ORGANIZATIONAL, META but not MIXED
    processing

    within business logic for


    TRANSACTIONAL, MASTER, CUSTOMIZING, partial
    B transactions or background S – XXL ≤5 no no < 2ms < 5ms
    ORGANIZATIONAL, META but not MIXED yes
    processing

    from the UI in transactions for


    C S – XXL MIXED expected ≤ 15 can no can < 10ms < 20ms
    single object retrieval

    D for analytical reporting XL-XXL expected MIXED expected ≤ 100 can can can < 500ms

    is built to push down application


    X XL-XXL expected MIXED expected ≤ 15 can can can < 500ms
    code to HANA

    only to structure the SQL View


    P model; CDS view may not be Hierarchy CDS MIXED expected ≤5 can can can
    consumed outside view hierarchy
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