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Santosh V

Sumanth Hegde

Manish Chandra Joshi

Axel Herbst

Ajalesh Puthenparambil Gopi

Gerd Moser

Tenzin Choegyen

Sharath Jois

Peter Roth

Tarun Shetty

Karthikeyan Loganathan

Santosh Kumar Addanki

Thomas Mocker

Steffen Schloenvoigt

Dhaval Desai

Suvarna Kharidehal

Antony Raja T

Anomit Ghosh

Marina Wochner

The user of an application may query a data storage system with a request to access a dataset from a database of the system. The system identifies at least one data access rule that is applicable to the dataset, with the at least one data access rule specifying at least one user group authorized to access a restricted portion of the dataset. The system identifies an authorized access group associated with the application user and compares it to the at least one user group authorized to access the restricted portion of the dataset. If the authorized access group associated with the user does not match one of the at least one user group authorized to access the restricted portion of the dataset, the system assembles a modified dataset based on the dataset and the at least one data access rule and transmits the modified dataset to the application.

Data access rules in a database layer

In one embodiment, a source database table associated with a source system is received. Further, one or more fields of the received source database table are mapped with one or more fields in an archive file associated with a destination system using a pre-constructed template. One or more entries corresponding to the one or more fields of the source database table is generated in the archive file based on the mapped one or more fields. Furthermore, the source system is decommissioned upon generating the one or more entries in the archive file.

System decommissioning through reverse archiving of data

A system and method provide for an application for matching metadata from a transaction in an online transaction processing subsystem of an enterprise system to query metadata in an online analytical processing subsystem. A business object type is identified from a transaction in the online transaction subsystem using an object repository key and a corresponding data object attribute is determined from a mapping table. A new query of metadata from the online analytical processing subsystem is run, using the value of the data object attribute as a filter. This may allow for the generation of dynamic related report results for the transaction.

Dynamic relevant reporting

The disclosure generally describes computer-implemented methods, software, and systems for providing a generic semantic layer for in-memory database reporting. One computer-implemented method for combining online transactional processing and online analytical processing in an in-memory database, comprises: retrieving two or more tables from an online transaction processing system; identifying related tables among the two or more tables; determining relationships between the related tables; determining a measure based on the relationships; and outputting the measure.

Generic semantic layer for in-memory database reporting

The disclosure generally describes computer-implemented methods, software, and systems for allowing model-based backend services adaptations of business objects. One computer-implemented method includes receiving, at a generic interface associated with at least one backend application, a request for data from a particular backend application, identifying a service for execution associated with the received request based at least in part on the received request, identifying a configuration entry associated with the identified service in a configuration table, where the configuration entry defines a set of access-related information associated with at least one business object associated with the backend application, and requesting data from a business logic layer of the backend application based, at least in part, on the access-related information associated with the at least one business object.

Model-based backend service adaptation of business objects

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