Conceptually, both Oracle PL/SQL and HANA SQLScript follow the ANSI Standard, but they have different syntaxes to implement that concept.
To answer your question, SQLScript is not a superset of PL/SQL and you would have to port PL/SQL procedures to follow SQLScript syntax, in order to execute them in HANA.
For e.g. In PL/SQL you have syntax as ' CREATE OR REPLACE Procedure ...' But SQLScript has 'CREATE PROCEDURE..' i.e. you have to drop the procedure manually everytime you modify it via SQL Console.
Refer the HANA SQL Script guide and SQL Reference guides.
Sorry, but neither PL/SQL nor SQLScript (nor any other procedural add-on DB-language) follows the ANSI standard - since there is no ANSI SQL standard for procedural language extensions.
If there were one, it's pretty likely that most DBMS vendors would have just adopted it, like they did with SQL.
The question of porting PL/SQL code to SAP HANA has been discussed over and over here on SCN, so I recommend to read up on what's already here.
Bottom line still is: you will need to manually port your solution.
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