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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 05, 2017
Filed:
Mar. 11, 2014
Christoph Weyerhaeuser, Heidelberg, DE;
Tobias Mindnich, Sulzbach, DE;
Johannes Merx, Heidelberg, DE;
Joerg Schad, Leimen, DE;
Julian Schwing, Mannheim, DE;
Christoph Weyerhaeuser, Heidelberg, DE;
Tobias Mindnich, Sulzbach, DE;
Johannes Merx, Heidelberg, DE;
Joerg Schad, Leimen, DE;
Julian Schwing, Mannheim, DE;
SAP SE, Walldorf, DE;
Abstract
A query is received by a database server from a remote application server. The query is associated with a calculation scenario that defines a data flow model that includes one or more calculation nodes. The calculation nodes each define one or more operations to execute by a calculation engine on the database server. Thereafter, the database server instantiates a runtime model of the calculation scenario by accessing a local settings object stored with the calculation scenario that specifies local settings for the calculation scenario. Subsequently, the database server executes the operations defined by the calculation nodes of the instantiated calculation scenario to result in a responsive data set. The data set can then be provided by the database server to the application server.