Today i found a helpful Link at SAP regarding the virtualization of SAP HANA on VMware vSphere: http://www.saphana.com/docs/DOC-3334 

http://scn.sap.com/community/hana-in-memory/blog/2015/06/30/sap-hana-sps-10-whats-new-sap-db-control-center--by-the-sap-hana-academy 

I just researched how much the difference between a virtualized versus a native Installation of SAP HANA might be in terms of performance. When looking at the different sites, i was finally able to be find a blog entry of VMware  where the author describes the result of the SAP BW-EML Benchmark which was run on native and virtual environments using a HP DL580 Gen8, 4 processors with 60 cores / 120 threads. ...

A while ago one of our HANA appliances crashed due to a hardware failure and i recognized that not all databases had started properly. This can be chose during the installation and different persons have installed the databases differently. But how to fix that? Logon to the operating system of the SAP HANA Appliance with adm or change to adm. Edit: /hana/shared/#SID#/profile/#SID#_HDB#INSTANCE_NUMBER#_#HOSTNAME#: 1 vi /hana/shared/$SAPSYSTEMNAME/profile/$SAPSYSTEMNAME\_HDB\* Change "Autostart = **0**" to "Autostart = **1**" ...

If you want to create users on the HANA Database from the Netweaver 7.40 ABAP Stack, you might want to take a look at this tutorial on SAP SCN  . ...

Today i had issues with my browser in HANA Studio which lead to the issue that i was not able to open the memory utilization overview in HANA Studio. But after some debugging of the app, i found that it is possible to start it in Google Chrome as well. First open the memory utilization url in a Chrome Tab which is at: 1 2 HTTP: http://<hostname>:80/sap/hana/admin/st/index.html HTTPS: https://<hostname>:43/sap/hana/admin/st/index.html Then open the Javascript Developer Console in Chrome which is via Menu -> Tools -> Java Script Console or via CTRL+SHIFT+J: ...