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@sap/generator-add-hdb-module

v1.14.0

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2 months ago

A database module contains design-time database artifacts. On deployment, a database module is assigned an HDI container to which the corresponding run-time database objects are deployed.

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SAP HANA Database Module Generator

The SAP HANA Database Module Generator simplifies the process of adding an SAP HANA database module to an SAP HANA database application project by generating the basic structure required by the database module and providing the option to bind the database module to a service in the Cloud Foundry or XS advanced run-time platform.

Prerequisites

To interact with the Cloud Foundry run-time platform, the SAP HANA Database Module Generator requires the Cloud Foundry command-line interface (CF CLI).
To interact with SAP HANA XS advanced run-time platform, the SAP HANA Database Module Generator requires the XS advanced command-Line interface (XS CLI).
Installation

npm install -g @sap/generator-add-hdb-module

Configuration

The SAP HANA Database Module Generator works by default with SAP Business Application Studio, the XS advanced command-line interface, and the Cloud Foundry command-line interface. No additional configuration is required.
To use a graphical UI for the SAP HANA Database Module Generator in Visual Studio Code, install the Application Wizard extension.

License

This package is provided under the terms of the SAP Developer License Agreement.