What types of monitoring can be useful in identifying process optimizations for SAP HANA migration?

All listed types of monitoring are instrumental in identifying process optimizations for SAP HANA migration.

SQL Monitor allows for real-time tracking of SQL queries executed in the database. This tool is essential for understanding query performance and identifying any inefficient queries that may need optimization, especially in the context of leveraging SAP HANA's in-memory capabilities.

Static code analysis involves evaluating the code without executing it. This technique can surface potential issues in the SQL scripts or stored procedures before they are run against the HANA database, highlighting areas where performance may be suboptimal or where best practices may not be followed.

Runtime analysis examines the performance of operations as they occur in real time. This monitoring provides insights into performance bottlenecks, memory usage, and execution times of queries during their actual execution, which can help inform necessary adjustments to enhance performance during and after the migration process.

Combining insights from SQL Monitor, static code analysis, and runtime analysis gives a comprehensive view of opportunities for optimization, making all these tools valuable in ensuring a successful SAP HANA migration.