When using the Code Inspector with SAP HANA, what should you consider for 'Search problematic Select * statements'?

When using the Code Inspector with SAP HANA, it's crucial to consider the performance implications of 'Select *' statements, particularly because HANA operates in a columnar database environment, which differs from traditional row-store databases.

A lower threshold for problematic 'Select *' statements is advisable in SAP HANA due to its architecture. Unlike traditional databases where fetching all columns can sometimes be less impactful, in HANA, such queries can lead to significant performance degradation. This is because 'Select *' can result in fetching more data than necessary and potentially lead to inefficient query execution plans. Given that HANA is optimized for specific column-based access, it's better to limit the use of 'Select *' to enhance performance, which justifies using a lower value in the Code Inspector settings specific to HANA.

In contrast, using the same value as traditional databases or a higher value would not account for the unique optimizations and characteristics of HANA's processing capabilities. Additionally, calculating a value based on table count may not provide the immediate performance improvement needed when dealing with pervasive 'Select *' statements since it doesn't directly address the impact of fetching unnecessary data for processing.