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Browse All TopicsHi all, I need to be able to connect to SAP and do a transaction through certain parameters:
Let's say I clicked on a button in my app, then it should logon to SAP and open a certain transaction. When I type something into my textbox in my VB.net app and hit the update button it should update SAP with the value I gave in the textbox.
All help is much appeciated.
I am willing to give more points than initial 200 points.
Please reply ... very urgent.
Thanks
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by: morphinexPosted on 2003-09-20 at 10:06:34ID: 9399271
Welp, SAP is an open source database without a native .NET framework support. In order to communicate with it, you must first grab the .NET connector for SAP. If you haven't gotten it already, you can get it at ...
om/net_con nector.asp x
om/docs/ NE T%20Connec tor%20Over view.pdf
http://www.microsoft-sap.c
-- you hafta sign up in order to grab the .DLL, so visit http://service.sap.com if you need to get a login.
After all that, you'd have to learn how to utilize the SAP connector, overviews and instructions could be found at..
http://www.microsoft-sap.c
It doesn't look to be harder than working with SQL or Access or Oracle, you just have to get used to it I guess.
Good luck