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Test ScriptSAP HANA 1.0June 2015English

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Stream Intelligence for Web Stream AnalysisID: EZ5

Table of Contents1 Stream Intelligence for Web Stream Analysis 4

2 Prerequisites 52.1 System Access 5

2.1.1 Mobile Requirements 5

3 Content Overview 63.1 Start page 63.2 Detail page: Source Analysis 93.3 Detail page: Time Series Analysis 133.4 Detail page: Originating Site Analysis 183.5 Detail page: Demographic Analysis 233.6 Detail page: User Navigational Analysis 283.7 Detail page: Actual and Predictive Analysis 333.8 Detail page: Alert Report 373.9 Configuration Page 403.10 Log Configuration Page 42

4 KPI Overview 44

5 Test Scripts 475.1 Create New Groups and Add Tiles to the Home Page 475.2 Stream Source Analysis 485.3 Time Series Analysis (W/ & W/O Near-line storage) 505.4 Search Engine Analysis 535.5 User Demographic Analysis 55

5.6 User Navigational Analysis 575.7 Actual and Predictive Analysis (W/ & W/O Near-line storage) 595.8 Alert Report 615.9 Configuration Page 635.10 Log Configuration Page 65

6 Appendix 676.1 Glossary of terms 676.2 Stream Intelligence Tables 68

Stream Intelligence for Web Stream AnalysisTypographic Conventions

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Stream Intelligence for Web Stream AnalysisAppendix


1 Stream Intelligence for Web Stream AnalysisThe Stream Intelligence scenario is on the acquisition, loading, transfer, and analytical presentation of stream data, primarily structured, with (semi-)unstructured, data from various data sources, including click streams, Web logs, IT infrastructure logs, directly or indirectly from high volume data stores. The applied end-to-end business use case in this scenario is Web log analytics, providing the analytics for Number of visitors, bandwidth, number of pages viewed, number of hits, source Browser, Search Engine, users (classified by age and gender, Top 10 users with most visits), Geography Analysis for client hosts and servers, Alert Analysis, Predictive Analysis. This document describes the preconfigured content of the rapid-deployment solution as well instruction on how to accomplish certain operations using Stream Intelligence.

This document provides a detailed procedure for testing the scope item Stream Intelligence for Web Stream Analysis after solution activation, reflecting the predefined scope of the solution. Each process step, report, or item is covered in its own section, providing the system interactions (test steps) in a table view. Steps that are not in scope of the process but are needed for testing are so marked. Project-specific steps must be added.



2 PrerequisitesThis section summarizes all prerequisites required to conduct the test in terms of system, user, master data, organizational data, and other test data and business conditions.

2.1 System Access Access the system with the logon information and credentials supplied to you by your system administrator.

2.1.1 Mobile RequirementsFor Mobile – Supported with SAP Blue Crystal:

o iOSo (Android)



3 Content OverviewThe Stream Intelligence use case for SAP HANA Big Data Intelligence rapid-deployment solution provides: a Start Page, and Detail Pages. The Start Page provides a default amount of tiles that open Detail Pages. The following sections describe the provided views.

3.1 Start page

Figure 1: Start PageStream Intelligence for Web Stream AnalysisAppendix


Start Page Structure

Figure Number Description Comments1 News Tile A set of rotating internal or external Web sites

displaying news and information

2 System (User Information, Configuration, and Logout) Common across all pages. Provides links to Support, logon Details, Configuration, and a Log Out function

3 Information Tiles A set of predefined tiles, each with the current data and time frame for that analysis or alert.Selecting a tile opens the Detail Page

4 Delete Delete icon appears in lower corner when a tile is in a drag and drop mode to delete it from the My Home area

For more information, see the following sections

OverviewThe My Home page is default landing page for stream intelligence for Web stream analysis. The following describes the features displayed in Figure 3.1.1. The First News tile on My Home page can display a rotating set of internal or external sites selected and maintained by your system administrator.2. Selecting System opens a shortcuts dialog box:

1. Support – opens input box to write a message to support2. Logon details – opens information box with details on User, Server, and Language3. Configuration - opens configuration page4. Log out - allows the user to log off of the system.

3. The solution provides a set of predefined tiles analyzing different aspects of the Web stream. Choosing a tile opens the associated detail page for that analysis or alert.

4. The rapid-deployment solution provides seven predefined tiles. Tiles in provided by the solution:1. Source Analysis 2. Time Series Analysis 3. Time Series Analysis (Near-line storage)



4. Originating Site Analysis 5. Demographic Analysis 6. User Navigation Analysis 7. Actual and Predictive Analysis 8. Actual and Predictive Analysis (Near-line storage)9. Alert Report

NoteA user can modify the order of the tiles on My Home, by selecting the tile and moving to new position. For this version of the solution the order of the tiles is reset to the default setting upon next logon and not saved.

5. Delete - Tiles are deleted by dragging them onto the bin icon. The bin icon is hidden and is revealed in the lower right corner of the screen when you begin dragging a tile.



3.2 Detail page: Source AnalysisSource Analysis provides browser source types (for example, Chrome, Explorer, Firefox, or Safari) when a client accesses your Web servers. It provides the Total number of access for a user-selected Web server during user-selected time period. Use the pie chart for details about the percentage number of each browser source. Use the Geospatial Analysis for analyzing the clients’ location, the browser source type, and access number’s information.



Figure 2: Detail Page: Source Analysis



Detail Page Structure

Figure Number Description Comments1 KPI bar Show the aggregated result for KPI (Total number of Access) based on

current selection (server, time period)

2 Server List Select the server for the analysis3 Time Period Selection [From Day, To Day] Common across all Detail pages4 Geospatial Analysis icon Selecting displays data on a geographic map with options to view satellite,

terrain, or map views5 Pie chart icon Selecting displays browser access data segmented in a pie chart

6 Enlarge data view icon Expands current view to full screen. Common across all Detail pages.

7 Map selection (Geospatial only) Selecting displays options to view satellite, terrain, or map views

8 Polygon icon (Geospatial Analysis only) Toolbar to select pins or draw polygons to create selection in Geospatial Analysis

9 Data view Displays chart or map, depending on your selection


OverviewThe following describes the features displayed in Figure 2.1. Total number of Access from all client hosts to selected server during selected time period.

For more information, see the following section: KPI Details for this page.2. Server list – A dropdown list of available servers. Select a server to analyze Web logs.3. Time Period From/To selection – Filter the analysis of the access data by time. 4. Geospatial Analysis icon - Selecting the icon changes the display to a geographical map displaying the location of all client hosts as green pin icons, and

your selected server location as a red pin icon. When selecting or hovering over a green icon on the map, a dialog box provides information indicating the access numbers per browser type for the location. Selecting or hovering over the red server location icon provides a dialog box with list and count totals for all browsers.



5. Pie chart icon – Selecting this icon changes the display to pie chart visualization. The chart represents the access numbers for each browser source based on Last 60 days for all servers. Select individual segments in the chart for details.

6. Expand icon - Selecting the expand icon enlarges the current Data view to full-screen mode, Choosing the same icon with the current view as full-screen returns to the initial view.

7. Map Selection – (Geospatial Analysis only) Map selection allows you to choose view options: Map view (such as a road map), Terrain (such as physical geography, for example elevation), or Satellite (such as actual images of the geographic area taken by satellites).

8. Polygon icon– (Geospatial Analysis only) Selecting allows you to create a filter for data by geographic location.1. Pins - Choosing Pins allows you to select multiple individual location icons for analysis. Each choice changes the Total number of access number at top

of screen.2. Polygons – Selecting Polygons allows you to define a customized area on the map by creating a polygon. A polygon is a boundary area created by a

chain of straight lines automatically connected to nodes you create. With Polygons selected, left-click a location on the map and a blue node icon is created. Left-click additional locations on the map to create additional nodes. Straight lines automatically connect between nodes to define an area on the map (polygon). The Total number of access data changes to reflect the total inside the boundaries of the polygon.o Once a node has been created, it cannot be moved. o The first node you create is the anchor and straight lines connect to the new node to the anchor.o Any grouping created by pins and polygons has no effect on pie chart resultso Any created polygon is cleared when leaving the page, which means the grouping is lost when you return to the pie chart.

NoteYou can use a combination of Pins and Polygons to create a group for analysis.

3. Clear – Removes all selections created using pins and polygons9. The Data view shows the data in the preconfigured map/ pie chart. The pie chart is the initial view for the data view.

Switch between Map and Pie charts using the icons (figure number 4 and 5).

KPI Details for this pageThe numbers displayed in the tiles aggregates the amount of access by each browser type, based on the time period of Last 60 days for all servers.

Detail page KPI DescriptionSource Analysis Total number of Access Total numbers of Access (For all client hosts to access selected

server during selected period)Number of access per browser type from each Client

When selecting the client on Geospatial Analysis view, the dialog box indicates separate access number per browser type on each client.

The percentage number of each browser source

Analysis by pie chart



3.3 Detail page: Time Series AnalysisTime Series Analytics provides analysis for five KPIs (Number of visits, Number of unique visits, Number of page viewed, Number of hits, Bandwidth) of the data collected when client hosts access Web servers. KPI information is displayed according to a selected server during a selected time period, viewed by Day, Week, and Month. A geospatial map, indicates all clients’ location and the server location, as well as the KPI information on each client and server.The solution provides two Tiles for Time Series Analysis as these reports have different underlying architecture, though the interface and functions for both are the same.

Time Series Analysis using Near-line storageThe solution provides the option for using Near-line storage with the Hive interface, open-source software, for using larger volumes of data in Time Series Analysis. Because the foundation and parameters of data are different when using Near-line storage, we have chosen to create a separate Tile within the solution for this option. When the Time Series Analysis (Near-line storage) is visible, the report is created using SAP HANA Smart Data Access (Data Virtualization) with data from Near-line storage or other remote data source. SAP Smart Data Access is a data virtualization feature in SAP HANA that allows you to access remote data without having to first replicate that data to the SAP HANA database. This allows your system to be configured for accommodating larger volumes of data from remote sources, for example SAP IQ, SAP ASE, or other remote near-line storage. The data from remote sources is combined with SAP HANA physical tables and uses SAP HANA models.Since the report Time Series Analysis (Near-line storage) is created using remote data, if your system has not been configured for remote access data, the report is empty.The data from the Time Series Analysis tile is only that data from your SAP HANA database.For more information about SAP HANA Smart Data Access, see the SAP Help Portal.The page structure, interface actions, features, and functions as well as the KPIs are the same for Time Series Analysis and Time Series Analysis (Near-line storage) and described in the following subsections.



Figure 3: Detail Page: Time Series Analysis


Figure Number Description Comments1 KPI bar Show the aggregated result for 5 predefined KPIs, based on user-

defined selections (server and time)2 Server List selector (Bar chart only) The selector allows choosing from available servers for analysis in

the Bar chart view.Stream Intelligence for Web Stream AnalysisAppendix


KPI selector (Geospatial Analysis only) The selector allows choosing from list of available KPIs to use when filtering selections on Geospatial Analysis

3 Time Dimension selector (Bar chart only) Selector for filtering the bar chart to view data by Day, Week, or Month

Server List selector (Geospatial Analysis only) The selector allows choosing from available servers for analysis in the Geospatial view.

4 Time Period Selection - From - To Allows you to filter the date range from a day to a day5 Filter icon (Bar chart only) Selecting the filter icon opens a dialog box to filter the data by

Measures (KPIs)6 Bar chart icon Selecting the icon displays data in bar chart view7 Geospatial Analysis icon Selecting the icon displays the data by location using a geographic

map8 Expand data view icon Select the icon to enlarge the current view to full screen.9 Map button (Geospatial Analysis only) Choose the button for view options: Map, Satellite, or Terrain 10 Polygon icon (Geospatial Analysis only) Allows creating polygons or pins to filter the Geospatial Analysis by

designated areas for analysis.11 Data view Displaying data view for either Geospatial Analysis or chart


Overview

The following describes the features displayed in Figure 3.1. KPI bar - A set of five predefined KPIs displaying data based on user-defined server and time periods. The KPIs are:

1. Number of unique visitors2. Number of visits3. Number of pages viewed 4. Number of hits 5. Bandwidth

For more information, see the following section: KPI Details for this page.2. Filter selectors for map or chart

1. Server list (Bar Chart only) - A list of available servers to select for using with your analysis.2. KPI filter (Geospatial Analysis only) - A list of the available KPIs to filter the Geospatial Analysis.



3. Additional filters for map or chart1. Time Dimension (Bar Chart only) - Filter the view by the list of the analytical time dimension used for the bar chart: Day / Week / Month2. Server list (Geospatial Analysis only) -A list of available servers to select for analysis in the geospatial view.

4. Time Period selection - From/To time period selection– Filters the data for analysis by a date range.5. Filter icon (Geospatial Analysis only) - Choosing the filter icon opens a dialog box for filtering geospatial data by Measures (the five KPIs).6. Bar chart icon - Choosing this icon displays the bar chart view of the data.7. Geospatial Analysis icon - Choose the icon to display the data in geographic map view.8. Expand icon - You expand the current view to full-screen mode by choosing the icon. Choose the icon, again, when full screen to return to initial view.9. Map Selection – (Geospatial Analysis only) Map selection allows you to choose view options: Map view (such as a road map), Terrain (such as physical

geography, for example elevation), or Satellite (such as actual images of the geographic area taken by satellites). 10. Polygon icon– (Geospatial Analysis only) Selecting allows you to create a filter for data by geographic location.

1. Pins - Choosing Pins allows you to select multiple individual location icons for analysis. Each choice changes the Total number of access number at top of screen.

2. Polygons – Selecting Polygons allows you to define a customized area on the map by creating a polygon. A polygon is a boundary area created by a chain of straight lines automatically connected to nodes you create. With Polygons selected, left-click a location on the map and a blue node icon is created. Left-click additional locations on the map to create additional nodes. Straight lines automatically connect between nodes to define an area on the map (polygon). The Total number of access data changes to reflect the total inside the boundaries of the polygon.o Once a node has been created, it cannot be moved. o The first node you create is the anchor and straight lines connect to the new node from the anchor.o Any grouping created by pins and polygons has no effect on pie chart resultso Any created polygon is cleared when leaving the page, which means the grouping is lost when you return to the pie chart.

Noteo You can use a combination of Pins and Polygons to create a group for analysis.

3. Clear – Removes all selections created using pins and polygons11. Data View - The Data view shows the data in the preconfigured map or bar chart. The bar chart is the initial view for the data view. Switch between Map

and Bar charts using the icons (figure number 6 and 7).

KPI Details for this pageThe numbers displayed in the tiles aggregates the amount based on the time period of Last 60 days for all servers

Detail page KPI DescriptionTime Series Analysis Number of visits Numbers of visit (distinct client host to visit selected server during

selected period)Number of unique visits Numbers of unique visit (For all client hosts’ unique visit to selected

server during selected period).Stream Intelligence for Web Stream AnalysisAppendix


A visit is unique if there is no previous visit from this client to the same server during the past 1 hour (It can be customized)

Number of page viewed Number of page viewed (For all client’s page viewed count to the pages on selected server during selected period)

Number of hits Number of hits (For all clients’ viewed hit count to selected server during selected period).The difference between page viewed and hit:A hit cannot be recognized as page viewed when the VIEW URL is to a resource in the format of jpeg, ico, png, gif, css, or js

Bandwidth Bandwidth (For all client hosts to visit selected server during selected period)

The above 5 KPI value from each Client When selecting the client on Geospatial Analysis view, the dialog box indicates the KPI value from each client.



3.4 Detail page: Originating Site AnalysisOriginating Site Analytics reports help analysis the client’s search engine (for example, Google or Baidu) when client hosts access Web servers with search word phase. It shows the total number of search access to the selected Web server during selected time period, as well as the percentage number of each search engine. Meanwhile, on geographic map, it also indicates all clients’ location and the server location, as well as the search engine and search access number’s information on each client and server.



Figure 4: Detail Page: Source Analysis


Figure Number Description Comments1 KPI bar Show the aggregated result for KPI (Total number of Access) based on

current selection (server, time period)



2 Server List Select the server for the analysis3 Time Period Selection [From Day, To Day] Common across all Detail pages4 Geospatial Analysis icon Selecting displays data on a geographic map with options to view satellite,

terrain, or map views5 Pie chart icon Selecting displays browser access data segmented in a pie chart

6 Enlarge data view icon Expands current view to full screen. Common across all Detail pages.

7 Map selection (Geospatial only) Selecting displays options to view satellite, terrain, or map views




OverviewThe following describes the features displayed in Figure 2.1. Total number of Access from all client hosts to selected server during selected time period.

For more information, see the following section: KPI Details for this page.2. Server list – A dropdown list of available servers. Select a server to analyze originating sites.3. Time Period From/To selection – Filter the analysis of the access data by time. 4. Geospatial Analysis icon - Selecting the icon changes the display to a geographical map displaying the location of all client hosts as green pin icons, and

your selected server location as a red pin icon. When selecting or hovering over a green icon on the map, a dialog box provides information indicating the access numbers per browser type for the location. Selecting or hovering over the red server location icon provides a dialog box with list and count totals for all browsers.

5. Pie chart icon – Selecting this icon changes the display to pie chart visualization. The chart represents the access numbers for each browser source based on Last 60 days for all servers. Select individual segments in the chart for details.



8. Polygon icon– (Geospatial Analysis only) Selecting allows you to create a filter for data by geographic location.



1. Pins - Choosing Pins allows you to select multiple individual location icons for analysis. Each choice changes the Total number of access number at top of screen.

2. Polygons – Selecting Polygons allows you to define a customized area on the map by creating a polygon. A polygon is a boundary area created by a chain of straight lines automatically connected to nodes you create. With Polygons selected, left-click a location on the map and a blue node icon is created. Left-click additional locations on the map to create additional nodes. Straight lines automatically connect between nodes to define an area on the map (polygon). The Total number of access data changes to reflect the total inside the boundaries of the polygon.o Once a node has been created, it cannot be moved. o The first node you create is the anchor and straight lines connect to the new node to the anchor.o Any grouping created by pins and polygons has no effect on pie chart resultso Any created polygon is cleared when leaving the page, which means the grouping is lost when you return to the pie chart.

Noteo You can use a combination of Pins and Polygons to create a group for analysis. o




Detail page KPI DescriptionSearch Engine Analysis Total number of Search Access Total numbers of Search Access (For all client

hosts to access selected server during selected period)An access to originating site is search access of search word phrase is not null.

Number of access per search engine type from each Client When selecting the client on Geospatial Analysis view, the dialog box indicates separate search access number per search engine on each client.

The percentage search number of each search engine Analysis using Pie chart



3.5 Detail page: Demographic AnalysisDemographic Analysis provides analysis of the user’s information (that is: age range, gender) for those who access Web server from client hosts. It shows the percentage of each age range (under 20, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49,50-59, Over 60) and each gender’s percentage to analysis the user’s information. The analytic result is filtered by the selected Web server during selected time period. Meanwhile, on geographic map, it also indicates all clients’ location and the server location, as well as the access number from each age range and gender group.



Figure 5: Detail Page: Demographic Analysis


Figure Number Description Comments1 KPI bar Show the aggregated result for KPI (Total

number of access) based on current selection (server, time period)

2 Server List selector (Pie chart only) Select the server for the analysisGender Age selector (Geospatial Analysis only) Choose to filter by age range or gender

3 Gender Age selector (Pie chart only) Choose to filter by age range or genderServer List selector (Geospatial Analysis only) Select the server for the analysis

4 Time Period Selection [From Day, To Day] Filter the data by a date range5 Geospatial Analysis icon Choose to display Geospatial Analysis view6 Pie chart icon Choose to display Pie Chart view7 Enlarge data view Choose to enlarge current page to full screen,

select again to return full screen view to initial size

8 Map button (Geospatial Analysis only)9 Polygon icon (Geospatial Analysis only) Create polygon or pins to collect selections on

Geospatial Analysis for analysis10 Data view Displays chart or map, depending on your

selectionFor more information, see the following sections

OverviewThe following describes the features displayed in Figure 3.6.1. Total number of Access from all client hosts to selected server during selected time period.




1. Server list (Pie Chart only) - A list of available servers to select for using with your analysis.2. KPI filter (Geospatial Analysis only) - Choose either Age or Gender to filter the Geospatial Analysis.

3. Additional filters for map or chart1. KPI filter (Bar Chart only) - Choose either Age or Gender to filter the Pie chart.2. Server list (Geospatial Analysis only) -A list of available servers to select for analysis in the geospatial view.

4. Time Period From/To selection – Filter the analysis of the access data by to and from dates. 5. Geospatial Analysis icon - Selecting the icon changes the display to a geographical map displaying the location of all client hosts as green pin icons, and

your selected server location as a red pin icon. When selecting or hovering over a green icon on the map, a dialog box provides information indicating the counts by age or gender, depending on your previous filter selection. Selecting or hovering over the red server location icon provides a dialog box with list and count totals by age or gender depending on your previous filter selection.

6. Pie chart icon – Selecting this icon changes the display to pie chart visualization. The chart represents the access numbers based on Last 60 days for all servers. Select individual segments in the chart for details.











KPI Details for this page

Detail page KPI DescriptionUser Demographic Analysis

Total number of Access Total numbers of Access (For all client hosts to access selected server during selected period)

Number of access per age range from each Client When selecting the client on Geospatial Analysis view, the dialog box indicates separate access number per age range on each client.

Number of access per gender group from each Client

When selecting the client on Geospatial Analysis view, the dialog box indicates separate access number per gender group on each client.

The percentage number of each age range Analysis using Pie chartThe percentage number of each gender group Analysis using Pie chart



3.6 Detail page: User Navigational AnalysisUser Navigational Analytics reports help analysis the Top10 viewed pages and Top 10 users who visited most pages. The analytic result is filtered by the selected Web server during selected time period. On the geographic map, all clients’ locations and the server location are indicated, as well as the top 10 viewed pages and top 10 users who visited most pages on each machine.



Figure 6: Detail Page: User Navigational Analysis


Figure Number Description Comments1 KPI bar Show the aggregated result for KPI (Total visits

for Top 10 based on filter section) 2 Server List selector (Bar chart only) Select the server for the analysis

Top 10 selector (Geospatial Analysis only) Choose to filter by top users or top pages3 Top 10 selector (Bar chart only) Choose to filter by age range or gender

Server List selector (Geospatial Analysis only) Select the server for the analysis4 Time Period Selection [From Day, To Day] Filter the data by a date range5 Geospatial Analysis icon Choose to display Geospatial Analysis view6 Pie chart icon Choose to display Pie Chart view7 Enlarge data view Choose to enlarge current page to full screen,

select again to return full screen view to initial size

8 Map button (Geospatial Analysis only) Selecting displays options to view satellite, terrain, or map views




Overview. 1. Total number of Top 10 users or pages from the selected server during selected time period.




1. Server list (Bar Chart only) - A list of available servers to select for using with your analysis.2. Top 10 filter (Geospatial Analysis only) - Choose either Top 10 Users or Top 10 Pages to filter the Geospatial Analysis.

3. Additional filters for map or chart1. Top 10 filter (Bar Chart only) - Choose either Top 10 Users or Top 10 Pages to filter the Bar chart.2. Server list (Geospatial Analysis only) -A list of available servers to select for analysis in the geospatial view.

4. Time Period From/To selection – Filter the analysis of the access data by to and from dates. 5. Geospatial Analysis icon - Selecting the icon changes the display to a geographical map displaying the location of all client hosts as green pin icons, and

your selected server location as a red pin icon. When selecting or hovering over a green icon on the map, a dialog box provides information indicating the user name or pages, depending on your previous filter selection. Selecting or hovering over the red server location icon provides a dialog box with list and count totals depending on your previous filter selection.

6. Pie chart icon – Selecting this icon changes the display to pie chart visualization. The chart represents the access numbers based on Last 60 days for all servers. Select individual segments in the chart for details.







3. Clear – Removes all selections created using pins and polygons10. The Data view shows the data in the preconfigured map/ bar chart. The bar chart is the initial view for the data view.





Detail page KPI DescriptionUser Navigational Analysis


Top 10 users who contributed the most page visits on each Client host

When selecting the client on map, the dialog box indicates top 10 user / Top 10 viewed pages on each client.

Top 10 viewed pages by each Client host When selecting the client on map, the dialog box indicates top 10 user / Top 10 viewed pages on each client.

Top 10 users who contributed the most page visits

The bar chart shows the Top 10 users who contributed the most visits if selecting KPI as User

Top 10 viewed pages The bar chart shows the Top 10 viewed pages if selecting KPI as Pages



3.7 Detail page: Actual and Predictive AnalysisActual and predictive Analytics reports help analysis the actual and predictive values for the KPI (Number of visits, Number of unique visitors, Bandwidth), viewed by Month / Week / Day. The actual value is filtered by the selected Web server during selected time period. The predictive values are calculated based on actual values as well as the forecast period.The solution provides two Tiles for Actual and Predictive Analysis as they have different underlying architecture, though the interface and functions for both are the same.

Actual and Predictive Analysis using Near-line storageThe solution provides the option for using Near-line storage with the Hive interface, open-source software, for using larger volumes and sources of data in Actual and Predictive Analysis. Because the foundation and parameters of data are different when using Near-line storage, we have chosen to create a separate Tile within the solution for this option. When the Actual and Predictive Analysis (Near-line storage) is visible, the report is created using SAP HANA Smart Data Access (Data Virtualization) with data from Near-line storage or other remote data source. SAP Smart Data Access is a data virtualization feature in SAP HANA that allows you to access remote data without having to first replicate that data to the SAP HANA database. This allows your system to be configured for accommodating larger volumes and sources of data from remote sources, for example SAP Sybase IQ, SAP Sybase ASE, or other remote near-line storage. The data from remote sources is combined with SAP HANA physical tables and uses SAP HANA models.Since the report Actual and Predictive Analysis (Near-line storage) is created using remote data, if your system has not been configured for remote access data, the report is empty.The data from the Actual and Predictive Analysis tile is only that data from your SAP HANA database.For more information about SAP HANA Smart Data Access, see the SAP Help Portal.The page structure, interface actions, features, and functions as well as the KPIs are the same for Actual and Predictive Analysis and Actual and Predictive Analysis (Near-line storage) and is described in the following subsections.



Figure 7: Detail Page: Actual and Predictive Analysis


Figure Number Description Comments1 KPI bar Show the aggregated average actual and predictive result for

KPI (Number of visits, Number of unique visitors, Bandwidth) Stream Intelligence for Web Stream AnalysisAppendix


based on current selection (server, time period)2 Server selector Select the server for the analysis3 Time dimension selector Filter the line chart results by Day/ Week/ Month4 Time Period selection From and To Filter the data by date, using From and To day ranges5 KPI list filter Filter data by the three KPIs (Number of visits, Number of unique

visitors, Bandwidth)6 Forecast period Predictive value is calculated based on actual value according to

selected Day period and forecast period. According to the actual value during Day period [From Day, To Day], Predictive value is calculated via DOUBLESMOOTH FORECAST algorithm for the period [From Day, To Day + forecast period].

7 Enlarge data view Choose to enlarge current page to full screen, select again to return full screen view to initial size

8 Line Chart Visualization area for the line chart.For more information, see the following sections

Overview. The following describes the features displayed in Figure 7.1. KPI Bar - Show the aggregated average actual and predictive result for each KPI (Number of visits, Number of unique visitors, Bandwidth) based on

current selection (server, time period).For more information, see the following section: KPI Details for this page.

2. Server selector: Contains a list of available server names. Select from the list to analyze the Web logs from that server's data.3. Time dimension selector: Filter the data results in the line chart by the time dimensions of Day, Week, or Month.4. Time Period Selection - From and To: The analysis (access number from client hosts) are filtered on by your selected from and to day period.5. Key Performance Indicator (KPI) list: Filter your data result by one of the three KPIs (Number of visits, Number of unique visitors, Bandwidth).6. Forecast Period - Predictive value is calculated based on actual value according to selected Day period and forecast period. According to the actual value

during Day period [From Day, To Day], Predictive value is calculated using the DOUBLESMOOTH FORECAST algorithm for the period [From Day, To Day + forecast period].


8. Line Chart Data view: Displays the data in the preconfigured line chart. The line chart is the only view available for this page. The actual and predictive values displayed for KPIs are dependent upon the time period (Day/Week/Month) selected. In line chart, Actual Value displayed is according to selected server and time period.




Detail page KPI DescriptionActual and Predictive Analysis

Number of visits Numbers of visit (distinct client host to visit selected server during selected period)

Number of unique visitors

Numbers of unique visit (For all client hosts’ unique visit to selected server during selected period).A visit is unique if there is no previous visit from this client to the same server during the past 1 hour (It can be customized)

Bandwidth Number of page viewed (For all client’s page viewed count to the pages on selected server during selected period)



3.8 Detail page: Alert ReportAlert Analytics report allows you to analyze alerts occurring on Web servers during selected time period. For example, if an individual client continues to access the same resource on the same server multiple times within a very short time period, then the activity is recorded as an alert, showing a potential attack to the Web server.



Figure 8: Detail Page: Alert Analysis


Figure Number Description Comments1 KPI bar Show the aggregated result for KPI (Total number of alerts) based on current

selection (server, time period)2 Server List selector Provides a list of available server to choose for the analysis3 Time Period Selection - From - To Filter the data by date, using From and To day ranges4 Geospatial Analysis icon Choose the icon to display the Geospatial Analysis map view5 Pie chart icon Choose the icon to display the pie chart data view 6 Enlarge data view Choose to enlarge current page to full screen, select again to return full screen

view to initial size7 Map button (Geospatial Analysis only) Selecting displays options to view satellite, terrain, or map views8 Polygon icon Toolbar to select pins or draw polygons to create selection in Geospatial

Analysis9 Data view Displays chart or map, depending upon your selection. Chart is the default

view.For more information, see the following sections

Overview The following describes the features displayed in Figure 8.1. KPI bar: Displays Total number of alerts that occur on selected server during selected day period.

For more information, see the following section: KPI Details for this page.2. Server list: Contains a list of servers’ names to choose from to analyze the Web logs.3. Time Period Selection - From - To: Filter the data in the analysis by selecting a From and a To day period. 4. Geospatial Analysis icon: Choosing the icon switches the view to a Geospatial map5. Pie chart icon: Choosing the icon switched the view to a pie chart.












Detail page KPI DescriptionAlert Analysis Total number of Alert Total numbers of Alert (the total alert number generated by all client

hosts on selected server and period.The alert number and related alert types that which are generated for each separate client host for the selected server

When selecting the client host on map, the dialog box indicates the alert number and related alert types that are generated for each separate client host for the selected server

The percentage number of each alert type Analysis using Pie chart



3.9 Configuration PageThe Configuration page is found under the systems option dropdown (see Figure 1, number 2). This administrative function assists with the configuration of the parameters used for this scenario.

Figure 9: Configuration Page




Figure Number Description Comments1 Search tool bar Search available configuration items 2 Domain list List of the available configuration domains3 Information and Settings icons Selecting icon allows viewing or editing selected configuration domain4 Domain name Name of selected configuration domain5 Button Edit or Refresh, depending upon selection from 36 Columns for data Column headings and selection of rows column7 Filter Dialog box for filtering based on column headings8 View Items View the configuration items under selected configuration domain9 Navigation Move between pages


Overview The following describes the features displayed in Figure 9.1. Search tool bar: Search within available configuration items.2. Domain list: List of available Configuration Point domains3. Information and Settings Icons - Displays information about selected configuration point

1. Information: Choosing information displays list from selected configuration point and allow refresh 2. Settings: Allows editing setting for the configuration point

4. Name of Configuration Point selection from column5. Depending on the configuration point selected, button available

1. Refresh (Information selection only)2. Edit (Settings selection only)

6. Columns for data. The first column allows selecting a row or selecting all rows. The next columns display column heading names depending on configuration point selected

7. Filter - By selecting a column heading, a dialog box allows you to filter the data in the column, ascending and descending or filter by your selection8. View Items: View the configuration items for the selected configuration domain9. When large amounts of data are available for the configuration domain selected, a navigation bar displays to allow moving between the additional pages

of data



3.10 Log Configuration PageThe Log Configuration page is found under the systems option dropdown (see Figure 1, number 2). This administrative function assists with the configuration of uploading offline log file used for this scenario.

Figure 10: Log Configuration Page


Figure Number Description Comments1 Upload file input Select the log file required to upload 2 Upload File button Trigger the upload process3 Update log file selected button Update selected log file in records



4 Delete button Delete selected records (Archive)5 Columns for data Column headings and selection of rows column6 View Items View the uploaded file items 7 Navigation Move between pages


Overview The following describes the features displayed in Figure 10.1. Upload file input: Select the log file required to upload.2. Upload File button: Trigger the upload process3. Update log file selected button: Update selected log file in records4. Delete button: Delete selected records (Mark the record as Archived in database)5. Columns for data. The first column allows selecting a row or selecting all rows. The next columns display column heading names depending on

configuration point selected6. View Items: View the uploaded log items 7. Move the view the more columns.



4 KPI Overview

Detail page KPI DescriptionSource Analysis Total number of Access Total numbers of Access (For all client hosts to access

selected server during selected period)Number of access per browser type from each Client

When selecting the client on Geospatial Analysis view, the dialog box indicates separate access number per browser type on each client.

The percentage number of each browser source Analysis using a Pie chartTime Series Analysis Number of visits Numbers of visit (distinct client host to visit selected server

during selected period)Number of unique visits Numbers of unique visit (For all client hosts’ unique visit to

selected server during selected period).A visit is unique if there is no previous visit from this client to the same server during the past 1 hour (It can be customized)

Number of page viewed Number of page viewed (For all client’s page viewed count to the pages on selected server during selected period)

Number of hits Number of hits (For all clients’ viewed hit count to selected server during selected period).The difference between page viewed and hit:A hit cannot be recognized as a page viewed when the VIEW URL is to a resource in the format of jpeg, ico, png, gif, css, or js

Bandwidth Bandwidth (For all client hosts to visit selected server during selected period)

The above 5 KPI value from each Client When selecting the client on Geospatial Analysis view, the dialog box indicates the KPI value from each client.

Search Engine Analysis Total number of Search Access Total numbers of Search Access (For all client hosts to access selected server during selected period)An access to originating site is search access of search word phrase is not null.

Number of access per search engine type from When selecting the client on Geospatial Analysis view, the Stream Intelligence for Web Stream AnalysisAppendix


each Client dialog box indicates separate search access number per search engine on each client.

The percentage search number of each search engine

Analysis using a Pie chart

User Demographic Analysis


Number of access per age range from each Client When selecting the client on Geospatial Analysis view, the dialog box indicates separate access number per age range on each client.

Number of access per gender group from each Client

When selecting the client on Geospatial Analysis view, the dialog box indicates separate access number per gender group on each client.

The percentage number of each age range Analysis using a Pie chartThe percentage number of each gender group Analysis using a Pie chart

User Navigational Analysis


Top 10 users who contributed the most page visits on each Client host

When selecting the client on map, the dialog box indicates top 10 user / Top 10 viewed pages on each client.

Top 10 viewed pages by each Client host When selecting the client on map, the dialog box indicates top 10 user / Top 10 viewed pages on each client.

Top 10 users who contributed the most page visits The bar chart shows the Top 10 users who contributed the most visits if selecting KPI as User

Top 10 viewed pages The bar chart shows the Top 10 viewed pages if selecting KPI as Pages

Actual and Predictive Analysis

Number of visits Numbers of visit (distinct client host to visit selected server during selected period)

Number of unique visitors Numbers of unique visit (For all client hosts’ unique visit to selected server during selected period).A visit is unique if there is no previous visit from this client to the same server during the past 1 hour (It can be customized)

Bandwidth Number of page viewed (For all client’s page viewed count



to the pages on selected server during selected period)Alert Analysis Total number of Alert Total numbers of Alert (the total alert number generated by

all client hosts on selected server and period)

The alert number and related alert types that are generated for each separate client host from the selected server

When selecting the client host on map, the dialog box indicates the alert number and related alert types that are generated on each separate client host from the selected server

The percentage number of each alert type Analysis by Pie chart



5 Test Scripts

5.1 Create New Groups and Add Tiles to the Home Page

Test AdministrationCustomer project: Fill in the project-specific parts (highlighted).Test Case ID <X.XX> Tester Name Testing DateResponsibility <State Service Provider, Customer, or Joint Service

Provider and Customer>Duration <minutes> Minutes

Test Type Using Stream IntelligenceTest System Your system

PurposeThe following steps provide an example of the process a business user would follow to understand current stream data.

ProcedureFollow the process steps while using your desktop.

Test Step #

Test Step Name Instruction User Entries:Field Name: Value

Expected Result Pass / Fail / Comment

1 Logon Access the Stream Intelligence system with a Web browser

URL: http://<hanaserver>:80<instance#>/sap/rds-bdi/stream/index.html with the Web browser, where:<hanaserver> is the name of the SAP HANA server<instance#> is the number of the SAP

Access to landing page for credentials



Test Step #



HANA instance2 Enter

CredentialsEnter user name and password

The credentials granted to you for the SAP HANA database to access Stream Intelligence

The Start page is available to you.

3 Available Tiles Check Tile KPIs on Home Page

The following Web Stream Analysis Tile KPIs are available on the Home Page:

o Source Analysiso Time Series Analysiso Search Engine Analysiso Demographic Analysiso User Navigational Analysiso Actual and Predictive Analysiso Alert Report

KPIs are available

5.2 Stream Source Analysis








Test Step #




URL:http://<hanaserver>:80<instance#>/ sap/rds-bdi/stream/index.html

with the Web browser, where:<hanaserver> is the name of the SAP HANA server<instance#> is the number of the SAP HANA instance


2 Enter Credentials

Enter user name and password



4 Choose Tile Choose the Source Analysis Tile on the Start page

Source Analysis Tile Opens Source Analysis Report page

5 Check Layout Check the following elements of the Stream Analysis report page

Title: Source AnalysisTotal number of access KPI in the upper Left CornerFilter Options:

o Server: dropdowno Time selection interval From To

Map view buttonChart selection buttonChar displaying the Browser types percentages

All components are present



Test Step #



6 Filter Data Select from the Server Dropdown a new value and a new Time range from the From To calendar selections

You can filter the data based on selected server and time frame

The Chart shows updated results according to the Filtering criteria.

7 Switch Map Choose the Map button

The Geospatial Analysis with client locations is displayed and usage numbers.

Geospatial Analysis with client location and usage entries display and the figures reflect the filtering server and time interval

8 Check Map figures

Zoom in a location and select a location pin

The pin displays location and number of accessed with the dominant browser

9 Return to Home page

Choose the Back button

You are redirected to Home page Home page is displayed on the screen

5.3 Time Series Analysis (W/ & W/O Near-line storage)








Test Step #




URL:http://<hanaserver>:80<instance #>/ sap/rds-bdi/stream/index.htmlwith the Web browser, where:<hanaserver> is the name of the SAP HANA server<instance#> is the number of the SAP HANA instance


2 Enter Credentials




4 Choose Tile Choose the Time Series Analysis Tile on the Start page

Time Series Analysis Tile Opens Time Series Report page


Title: Time Series AnalysisFive KPIs:

o Number of unique visitorso Number of visitso Number of pages viewedo Number of hitso Bandwidth

Filter Options: o Server: dropdowno View (by Day/Week /Month)




Test Step #



dropdowno Time selection interval From To

Filter (by Date or Measure) buttonMap view buttonChart display, button

Bar Char displaying the measures: unique visitors, visits, pages, hits, bandwidth

6 Filter Data Select from the Server Dropdown or a new value for the View by dropdown, and a new time range from the From To calendar selections

You can filter the data based on selected server, “view by period” dropdown selections and time frame



The Geospatial Analysis with client locations is displayed.In the upper left corner the KPI with total number of signals is displayedDrilldown can be performed based on:

o KPI (unique visitors, visits, pages, hits, bandwidth)

o Server o Time range From To

Geospatial Analysis with client location and KPIs

8 Check Map figures

Select a new KPI Select a new KPI from dropdown and a server and time range

The pins on the map show the values of the respective KPI according to the filtering of server and time range.






5.4 Search Engine Analysis






Test Step #




URL http://<hanaserver>:80<instance #>/ sap/rds-bdi/stream/index.html





Test Step #



2 Enter Credentials




4 Choose Tile Choose the Search Engine Analysis Tile on the Start page

Search Engine Analysis Tile Opens Search Engine Analysis Report page


Title: Search Engine AnalysisTop Left KPI: Total number of accessDrilldown Options:

o Server: dropdowno Time range From To

Map view buttonChart display, button

Pie Char displaying the percentage of used Search Engines


6 Filter Data Select from the Server time range from the From To calendar selections

You can filter the data based on selected server, and time range



The Geospatial Analysis with client locations is displayed.In the upper left corner the KPI with total number of accessDrilldown can be performed based on:


Geospatial Analysis with client location and number of access

8 Check Map figures

Select a new Server and Time range

Select server and time range The pins on the map show the values access counts






5.5 User Demographic Analysis






Test Step #




URL: http://<hanaserver>:80<instance #>/ sap/rds-bdi/stream/index.html





Test Step #



2 Enter Credentials




4 Choose Tile Choose the User Demographic Analysis Tile on the Start page

User Demographic Analysis Tile Opens User Demographic Analysis Report page


Title: User Demographic AnalysisTop Left KPI: Total number of accessDrilldown Options:

o Server: dropdowno View by (Age/Gender) dropdowno Time range From To

Map view buttonChart display, button

Pie Char displaying the Age / Gender Demographic percentages







o KPI: Age or Gender o Servero Time range From To


8 Check Map figures





Test Step #






5.6 User Navigational Analysis




PurposeThe following steps provide an example of the business process within the stream data analysis.


Test Step #



1 Logon Access the Stream Intelligence system

URL: http://<hanaserver>:80<instance




Test Step #



with a Web browser #>/ sap/rds-bdi/stream/index.html


2 Enter Credentials




4 Choose Tile Choose the User Navigation Analysis Tile on the Start page

User Navigation Analysis Tile Opens User Analysis Report page


Title: User AnalysisTop Left KPI: Total number of visitsDrilldown Options:

o Server: dropdowno Top 10 Users/ Top 10 Pages o Time range From To

Map view buttonChart display button

Bar Chart displaying the Top 10 User visits counts and Top 10 viewed Pages



You can filter the data based on selected server, and time range and Top 10 Users or Top 10 Pages



The Geospatial Analysis with client locations is displayed.In the upper left corner the KPI with Top 10 number of visits




Test Step #



Drilldown can be performed based on: o Server o KPI: User / Pageo Time range From To

8 Check Map figures

Select a new Server KPI: User or pageand Time range

Select server, KPI, and time range The pins on the map show the Top 10 User / Page visit count.




5.7 Actual and Predictive Analysis (W/ & W/O Near-line storage)








Test Step #




URL: http://<hanaserver>:80<instance #>/ sap/rds-bdi/stream/index.htmlwith the Web browser, where:<hanaserver> is the name of the SAP HANA server<instance#> is the number of the SAP HANA instance


2 Enter Credentials




4 Choose Tile Choose the Actuals and Predictive Analysis Tile on the Start page

Actuals and Predictive Analysis Tile Opens Actuals and Predictive Analysis Report page


Title: Actuals and Predictive Analysis Top KPIs:

o Number of visitso Number of unique visitorso Bandwidth

Drilldown Options: o Server o View by Day/Week/Montho Time range From Too KPI dropdown o Forecast Period

Map view buttonChart display button




Test Step #



Line chart displaying the Actual and Predicted Values based on KPI selection

6 Filter Data Select Drilldown Drilldown on the data is based on selected server, forecast period, KPI, and time range

The Chart shows updated results according to the selected Filter criteria.



o View by Day/Week/Montho Forecast Periodo Server o Time range From Too KPI


8 Check Map figures






5.8 Alert Report



Test Type Using Stream IntelligenceStream Intelligence for Web Stream AnalysisAppendix


Test System Your system



Test Step #




URL: URL http://<hanaserver>:80<instance #>/ sap/rds-bdi/stream/index.htmlIn a Web browser, where:<hanaserver> is the name of the SAP HANA server<instance#> is the number of the SAP HANA instance


2 Enter Credentials




3 Choose Tile Choose the Alert Report Tile on the Start page

Alert Report Tile Opens Alert Report page

4 Check Layout Check the following elements of the Alert report page

Title: Alert ReportTop Left KPI: Total number of alertsDrilldown Options:

o Server: Dropdowno Time range From To

Map view button




Test Step #



Chart display buttonLegend displays the Alert categories





The Geospatial Analysis with client locations is displayed.In the upper left corner the KPI with total number of alertsDrilldown can be performed based on:


Geospatial Analysis with client location and number of alerts

8 Check Map figures






5.9 Configuration Page






PurposeThe following steps provide an example of the process an administrator user would follow to configure the stream scenario.


Test Step #




URL: http://<hanaserver>:80<instance#>/ sap/rds-bdi/stream/index.html with the Web browser.

<hanaserver> is the name of the SAP HANA server<instance#> is the number of the SAP HANA instance


2 Enter Credentials




3 Choose Configuration page

Choose the Configuration on the top-right of the Start page

Configuration Opens configuration page

4 Check Layout Check the following elements of the configuration page

Title: ConfigurationSearch tool barView and Change Icons Item List


6 Switch Mode Switch View/Change mode

User View and Change Icons to switch mode

Mode changed

7 Change Item Change Configuration item

Try to pick on configuration item and change

The changed values should update



5.10 Log Configuration Page




PurposeThe following steps provide an example of the process an administrator user would follow to upload log files for stream scenario.


Test Step #




8. URL: http://<hanaserver>:80<instance#>/ sap/rds-bdi/stream/index.html with the Web browser.

<hanaserver> is the name of the SAP HANA server<instance#> is the number of the SAP HANA instance




Test Step #



2 Enter Credentials




3 Choose Configuration page

Choose the log Configuration on the top-right of the Start page

Log Configuration Opens Logo Configuration page

4 Check Layout Check the following elements of the log configuration page

Title: Log ConfigurationFile upload inputSave & Delete ButtonItem List


6 Upload File Upload a log file Upload a log file and check results File uploaded 7 Update log file

selected Change items Make changes to the content and choose

Update log file selected button to save changes

The contents saved

8 Delete Delete items Select Items and delete The item is removed from the table



6 Appendix

6.1 Glossary of termsThe following table provides a description of terms used in stream intelligence:

Term DescriptionSTREAM The Web log retrieved from server. All of the KPIs and analytics are based on Web log’s raw data.

Host The client machine that accesses the server.VIEW URL The URL resource locating on server ORIGINATING SITE The search engine by which the host is able to access the server’s resource. For example:

Google, Yahoo, Amazon, and so on.SEARCH WORD The search words that are entered into the search engine, by which the host is able to find the

resource on originating siteUSER AGENT User agent is the browser running on host acting on behalf of a user, including browser version,

the system OS information of host machineSOURCE The browser type by which the host access server’s resourcesNumber of Unique Visitors Numbers of unique visitors (hosts) to the server during selected time period

Number of Visits One access from host to server’s resource counts as a visit. This KPI refers to the number of unique visit from all hosts to selected server during specified period.A visit is unique if there is no previous visit from this host to the same server’s resource during the past 1 hour (Default setting, you can customize the time setting)

Number of Page Viewed This KPI refers to the total access from hosts to server’s page resource. Pages viewed do not include the access to image format’s resource. An access cannot be recognized as page viewed when the VIEW URL is to the resource is in the format of jpeg, ico, png, gif, css, or js

Number of Hits This KPI refers to the total access from hosts to servers all resource (including images)Bandwidth Refers to the total duration banding time (For all client hosts to visit selected server during

selected period) Alert Alert refers to the incidents’ total number when server is accessed by all hosts. When large Stream Intelligence for Web Stream AnalysisAppendix


numbers on a host access repeatedly to the same server’s resource within a very short time that could be considered an attack or incident, it is recorded as an alert.

6.2 Stream Intelligence TablesThe following diagram displays the SAP HANA tables used with stream intelligence:



Typographic Conventions

Type Style Description

Example Words or characters quoted from the screen. These include field names, screen titles, pushbuttons labels, menu names, menu paths, and menu options.Textual cross-references to other documents.

Example Emphasized words or expressions.EXAMPLE Technical names of system objects. These include report names, program names, transaction codes, table names, and key concepts of

a programming language when they are surrounded by body text, for example, SELECT and INCLUDE.Example Output on the screen. This includes file and directory names and their paths, messages, names of variables and parameters, source

text, and names of installation, upgrade, and database tools.Example Exact user entry. These are words or characters that you enter in the system exactly as they appear in the documentation.<Example> Variable user entry. Angle brackets indicate that you replace these words and characters with appropriate entries to make entries in the

system.EXAMPLE Keys on the keyboard, for example, F2 or ENTER .



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