SAP HANA NSE with BW 7.5: Part 2 is here!
Moving large BW tables to SAP HANA Native Storage Extension (NSE) can significantly reduce the memory footprint, but enabling NSE is only the first step.
In Part 2, we focus on what happens after NSE is enabled:
• NSE buffer cache configuration and automatic management
• Monitoring cache utilization, hit ratio, misses, and out-of-buffer events
• Understanding NSE I/O and cache pressure
• Delta merge considerations for large BW tables
• Savepoints and persistence activity
• Practical monitoring and alerting guidelines for production
The goal is simple: make NSE practical and operationally manageable in a BW 7.5 production environment.
SAP HANA NSE with BW 7.5: Part 2 is here!Moving large BW tables to SAP HANA Native Storage Extension (NSE) can significantly reduce the memory footprint, but enabling NSE is only the first step.In Part 2, we focus on what happens after NSE is enabled:• NSE buffer cache configuration and automatic management• Monitoring cache utilization, hit ratio, misses, and out-of-buffer events• Understanding NSE I/O and cache pressure• Delta merge considerations for large BW tables• Savepoints and persistence activity• Practical monitoring and alerting guidelines for productionThe goal is simple: make NSE practical and operationally manageable in a BW 7.5 production environment. Read More Technology Blog Posts by SAP articles
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