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We have some very specific documents such as our production order shop packets, simplified production order shop floor reporting (which we would use the SAP SOA objects) and the like. We also may want to tap the database for information which we might want to feed to other non-SAP applications (read only from SAP). I also have learned more from the data base layer than I can normally get straight from the application layer. I have no desire to do anything other than read only.
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We have some very specific documents such as our production order shop packets, simplified production order shop floor reporting (which we would use the SAP SOA objects) and the like. We also may want to tap the database for information which we might want to feed to other non-SAP applications (read only from SAP). I also have learned more from the data base layer than I can normally get straight from the application layer. I have no desire to do anything other than read only.

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I received an email saying it was still open. I also wanted to meake sure I acknowledge both experts &nbsp;for their helpful responses.
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I received an email saying it was still open. I also wanted to meake sure I acknowledge both experts  for their helpful responses.

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Everything is fine thanx. And feel free to ask away in this or new threads.
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Everything is fine thanx. And feel free to ask away in this or new threads.

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Does anyone use odbc connectivity to SAP's Oracle tables for reporting and bolt on application development?
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Does anyone use odbc connectivity to SAP's Oracle tables for reporting and bolt on application development?

ODBC connection to SAP's Oracle data base

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