SAP Data Warehouse Cloud is a cloud-based data service that enables business users to create agile models from different sources and access data in real time. Business users can use the graphical user interface or the SQL editor to create data models, join data from various sources, and enrich data with business semantics. Business users can also use SAP Analytics Cloud to visualize and analyze data from SAP Data Warehouse Cloud. SAP Data Warehouse Cloud supports business users by providing self-service capabilities, pre-built business content, and flexible consumption options. References: 123

•A. Combine InfoProviders using Join and Unions: This is what a Composite Provider allows you to do in SAP BW/4HANA. A Composite Provider is an InfoProvider that combines data from several analytic indexes or from other InfoProviders (by union or inner join or left outer join), and makes this data available for reporting and analysis. Storing the data in BW Accelerator or in an SAP HANA database also ensures faster access to data in the query12.

•C. Define new restricted key figures: This is what a Composite Provider allows you to do in SAP BW/4HANA. A Composite Provider can define new restricted key figures based on the existing key figures of the underlying InfoProviders. Restricted key figures are key figures that are restricted by one or more characteristics13.

•E. Integrate SAP HANA HDI calculation views: This is what a Composite Provider allows you to do in SAP BW/4HANA. A Composite Provider can integrate SAP HANA HDI calculation views as part of its data sources, using a virtual table or an external SAP HANA view. This can enable mixed modeling scenarios that leverage both SAP BW/4HANA and SAP HANA capabilities14.

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