You should have a successful connection like this. Now you will need to add the hostname that you got from HANA home page above, instance is 00, connect using Role: Developer Next lets create a new HOST in eclipse HANA tools. You will need the server connectivity and CODEJAMMER information for steps in setting up eclipse.

Add the following line or modify it if you already have it.

Open your Terminal or Shell application and type the commandsudo nano /etc/hosts.

You will see a warning for 'hosts' file please follow the steps to setup your hosts entry in your local sytem, this will simplify your life. You should see the HANA home page for your instance: Click on SAP HANA Connect link and click open:

You should have HANA and Vora instances up and running. Log back in to SAP Cloud Appliance Library - the free service to manage your SAP solutions in the public cloud.

After the successful installation, you will be prompted to restart your Eclipse IDE.

Choose Finish to start the installation.

On the next wizard page, you get an overview of the features to be installed.

Select SAP HANA Tools (the whole feature group).noteIn case you need to develop with SAPUI5, install also SAP HANA Cloud Platform ToolsUI development toolkit for HTML5 (Developer Edition).

Depending on the Eclipse version you have installed, enter one of the following URLs in the Work with field:.

In the main menu, choose HelpInstall New Software.

After you setup eclipse we will need to configure Eclipse to install HANA Modelling tools that will allow us to connect to SAP HANA and execute sql scripts to setup demo data that we will use from SAP Vora. You will need to download Eclipse Neon - Eclipse IDE for Java Developers to connect to the SAP HANA that we setup in Part 1. This article 'Load Demo data in SAP Vora Using Eclipse HANA Modelling tools - Part 3' is continuation of 'Configure SAP Vora HDP Ambari - Part 2'

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