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2. Choose Execute.
You can view the contents of the comma-separated values (CSV) file in the SAP HANA table.
5.12 Using Imported Table Data in an SAP HANA XS
Application
Before you start, ensure that you have deployed a table import.
Note: If you activate the files and then log on to the system using the SAP HANA studio, you do not have
sufficient privileges to execute a SELECT statement on the table that was created. You must execute the
following statement using the SQL editor in the SAP HANA studio:
call
_SYS_REPO.GRANT_PRIVILEGE_ON_ACTIVATED_CONTENT('select','"Ti
Package::TiTable"','');
The example in the note above is for illustration purposes only. In the example shown, TiPackage is the path to
the table-import package in the repository, where package names are separated by a dot (.); TiTable is the name
of the table that is the target for the data-import operation; and is the name of a valid SAP HANA
database user.
To use imported table in an SAP HANA XS application, perform the following steps:
1. Create an application-descriptor file and place it in your table-import package, for example, TiPackage.
The application-descriptor file has no contents and no name; it only has the file extension .xsapp.
2. Create an application-access file and place it in the package to which you want to grant access, for example, in
same TiPackage package as the application descriptor file you created in the previous step.
The application-access file does not have a name; it only has the file extension .xsaccess.
3. In the application-access (.xsaccess) file, enter the following lines of text:
{
}
"auth_required" : true
4. Create an application-logic file using server-side JavaScript, for example, TiConsumerApp.xsjs and place it
in your table-import package, for example TiPackage.
The application-logic file is the SAP HANA XS JavaScript application you use to access the data imported into
the table.
5. Enter the following lines of text into your application-logic file, for example, TiConsumerApp.xsjs.
88
Note: The following example is for illustration purposes only. In the example shown,
.TiPackage is the absolute path to the table-import package in the repository and
TiTable is the name of the table that is the target for the data-import operation.
$.response.contentType = "text/plain";
var conn = $.db.getConnection();
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