Preparing the Modeling Environment
Creating Calculation Views
Working with Common Nodes in Calculation Views
Joining Data Sources in Calculation Views
Working with Union Nodes in Calculation Views
Creating Data Slices
Ranking Data
Embedding Functions in Calculation Views
Creating Dynamic Calculation Views
Implementing Hierarchies in Calculation Views
Developing Custom Logic using SQL
Applying Best Practices for Modeling
Using Tools to Check Model Performance
Implementing Features to Improve Performance
Storing Calculation View Results
Using Additional Modeling Productivity Tools
Working in a Modeling Project
Managing the Lifecycle of a Modeling Project
Implementing Security in SAP HANA Modeling
Getting Started with SAP HANA Cloud Knowledge Graph Engine

Creating a New Project in SAP Business Application Studio

Objective

After completing this lesson, you will be able to create a modeling project in SAP Business Application Studio.

Projects in SAP Business Application Studio

The File Structure in the Repository of SAP Business Application Studio

In SAP Business Application Studio, projects are created in a folder structure that is specific to your user and your development space.

Watch this video to learn about file structure in the repository of SAP Business Application Studio.

When a project is opened in the Explorer view, you can navigate its content (sub-folders and files), open files with the editor, delete or move files, and so on.

This slide show the file structure of a project in SAP Business Application Studio.

The ribbon at the top of the Explorer view shows the name of the folder (capitalized). It is opened as a workspace, meaning that specific Business Application Studio settings can be associated to the folder.

Creating a Project from a Template

If you are starting from scratch and not working on an existing project, you use the Start from Template button on the Welcome tab. This wizard creates an near-empty project with only the base files provided to get you started.

Create a New Project from a Template