StorHouse/BI for SAP NetWeaver 2004s: Facilitating Information Lifecycle Management (ILM)
Now SAP® NetWeaver® Business Intelligence (SAP NetWeaver BI) users can enhance the management and performance of their large-scale historical databases with FileTek's StorHouse/BI near-line database extension system. StorHouse/BI is an SAP-certified interface for SAP NetWeaver 2004s.
Through a Technology and Content Partner Agreement with SAP AG, StorHouse can seamlessly extend SAP NetWeaver BI by providing a scalable, near-line archive for SAP NetWeaver BI data to support enterprise ILM strategies. This archive supports drill down, direct, row-level access using standard SQL queries to relational data located on any media, including cost-effective tape. The result? An alternative to bulk loading files into SAP NetWeaver BI. And that means a faster and more efficient system operation. StorHouse/BI also enables SAP NetWeaver BI users to quickly build analytical cubes from databases of unlimited size.
Whitepaper
Learn more about how StorHouse/BI can be used
as a database extension and relational archive for SAP NetWeaver BI. Click the download
button to receive a copy of the paper, "StorHouse® Database Extension and Relational
Repository for SAP NetWeaver® Business Intelligence," in PDF format.
Presentation
Click the download button to view an SAP presentation
made at the BW and Portals Conference 2003 in Orlando titled, "SAP BWI Data Aging
Strategies, Data Archiving and Near-Line Storage Solutions." The presenters were
Mike Eacrett, BW RIG, SAP and Mel Mele of FileTek.
More Information
For more information, click:
- View the StorHouse/BI SAP Certified Integration Certificate
- StorHouse/BI: Enhancing Information Lifecycle Management for SAP NetWeaver Business Intelligence Data
- Case Study: Near-Line Storage System Makes Aged SAP NetWeaver BI Data More Easily Accessible
- FileTek and SAP AG Sign Technology and Content Partner Agreement
- Excerpt from Archiving Your SAP Data from SAP PRESS
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