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Managing Database Connectivity During SAP Neo to Cloud Foundry Migration
ByAinvest
Monday, Sep 22, 2025 4:59 am ET1min read
Migrating integration flows from SAP's Neo environment to Cloud Foundry (CF) can be complex, especially with extensive JDBC requirements. This blog post outlines a practical example of migrating flows while keeping the backend database in Neo, ensuring seamless interaction between flows in CF and existing flows in Neo. The process involves setting up HANA service in Neo, exposing it via the Service Channel Concept (SCC), configuring JDBC data source in CPI, and using a sample integration flow to read data from an employee table in the Neo database. Execution results confirm the integration flow can consume the HANA database on Neo via SCC.
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