Why do join types matter in a SAP HANA information view
What are we joining?
When you design an SAP HANA information view, we must also define joins between tables or attribute views. These joins can be configured in the foundation of attribute views and analytic views. They can also logically occur in analytic and calculation views.
Why do joins matter?
In some cases, joining tables can be an expensive process in the SAP HANA engines. This is especially true when the cardinality between tables is very high. For example, an order header table with 20 million rows is joined to an order line detail table with 100 million rows. Excessive joining in the model is also something that can lead to performance issues. Excessive joining is something that occurs often when we are attempting to denormalized OLTP data using SAP HANA’s information views.
What is the solution to work around join cost?
Join pruning is a process where…
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