• With the HANA DB connector, you can collect information directly from the database itself:
• All statistics data (service status, CPU, disk, memory, threads, connections, etc…),HANA alerts, Performance statistics and more
• Unlike other systems, HANA connectors will be created automatically based on system settings
• This connector uses a direct SQL connection in the database
• To create HANA connector, there are two steps:
  1. Create a DB user and register it in Pro.Monitor
  2. Edit the HANA system and register connection

• Note: You must install HANA ngdbc.jar driver if you want to connect to a HANA database

• User profiles can be reached via Systems→SAP users
• Create a new profile using the “Add” button
• Once created, the user profile can be selected in the connector form
• Note: A user profile is by default associated with a company . You can explicitly set a profile to be cross companies. The effect is that it will be selectable from connectors of any companies.
• The corresponding user must be created in the database and must be granted with MONITORING role

• Edit the system and fill common parameters: System ID, instance number and description
• In the Nodes section: Define the hostnames of the nodes of the system (can be multiple in case of scaleout system)
• In the Databases section you can define the tenants that you want to monitor:
  • Title: the display name of the tenant
  • Tenant: the tenant name in the DB
  • Default port: If active, will compute the tenant’s port based on its system number
  • SQL port: The custom port if default port if disabled.
  • User: The user profile to use for the connection
  • Secure: To enable if secure connection is going to be used
  • Primary: To enable if the system is replicated and is a primary node.
  • Press Save & Test to save the profile and check the connection is working

One connector per tenant will be created