SAP and IBM to showcase SAP in memory appliance software-features - TMC net

Information technology majors SAP and IBM announced the SAP (News - alert) software-memory appliance (SAP HANA) can return results 10,000 queries per hour against 1.3 terabytes of data, within seconds to process.

The performance test scenarios were directly on the query workload needs in the SAP customers enterprise resource planning (ERP) needs of report is based. SAP customers have access to the rich data in the tables found sales delivery for the SAP ERP application. The test has been independently tested and reviewed by WinterCorp.

"By dramatically outperforms traditional disk based systems to analytical queries, SAP HANA opens new business opportunities and provides real time business for the first time," said Jake Klein, Vice President, data and analytical engines, SAP, in a statement.

The two companies try to computing deliver real-time analysis in-memory technology and IBM's by optimizing the software and hardware, based on SAP (News - alert) industry-leading 3850 series server.

"Our customers continue to of the eX5 improved memory capabilities provided by SAP HANA, benefit", Alex Yost, Vice President, System X and BladeCenter, IBM said in a statement.

The tests used for the performance of analytical queries on operational business data in the memory database processing test scenarios. The test scenarios, database mirrored and the complexity of enterprise data, data definition, data types and data distributions.

"In a review of the test specification test runs and outputs I find that SAP HANA performance test is a valid determination of the data warehouse query performance for test data in the memory test databases up to and including four terabyte realistic" Richard winter, President and founder, WinterCorp.

SAP HANA treated as per the result of the massive and simultaneous requests for business analysis. A workload consists of a 10 analytical query streams and four operational reporting streams with SAP in-memory database was tested. It produced the combined results of 10,000 queries per hour.

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Edited by Janice McDuffee