C_BW4HANA_27 · Question #22
With SAP HANA 2.x. you can model information views in the SAP Web IDE for SAP HANA with SAP HANA extended application services, advanced model (XSA). Which node types for a native SAP HANA…
The correct answer is A. Rank D. Aggregation. Rank and Aggregation are legitimate node types within SAP HANA Calculation Views (native information views) that can be modeled in SAP Web IDE under the XSA framework. Rank nodes allow top-N filtering and ranking logic directly within a view, while Aggregation nodes perform…
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With SAP HANA 2.x. you can model information views in the SAP Web IDE for SAP HANA with SAP HANA extended application services, advanced model (XSA). Which node types for a native SAP HANA information view are ONLY available in this framework? (2)
Options
- ARank
- BIntersect
- CGraph
- DAggregation
How the community answered
(22 responses)- A86% (19)
- B9% (2)
- C5% (1)
Explanation
Rank and Aggregation are legitimate node types within SAP HANA Calculation Views (native information views) that can be modeled in SAP Web IDE under the XSA framework. Rank nodes allow top-N filtering and ranking logic directly within a view, while Aggregation nodes perform measure aggregation - both are structural building blocks introduced and supported in the XSA-based modeling environment.
Intersect (B) is incorrect because it is a SQL set operation, not a node type within SAP HANA's native information view modeling toolset. It sounds plausible but has no counterpart as a view node.
Graph (C) is incorrect because SAP HANA Graph is a separate processing engine for graph-structured data; it is not a node type available inside Calculation View modeling - it operates through its own workspace and procedures, not through the information view node palette.
Memory tip: Think "R-A-N-K and A-G-G are real XSA nodes" - both describe how data is shaped inside a Calculation View (rank it, aggregate it). Intersect and Graph are capabilities that exist outside or alongside information views, making them easy false positives on this type of question.
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