If you want to create automated reports with data from an SAP ERP or Business Warehouse system, you first need to connect to a SAP system. The connection can be used later to access system tables in the ERP or Business Warehouse or to trigger various other action.
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Function Connect_to_SAP() Dim myConnection As Object Set myConnection = CreateObject("SAP.Functions") With myConnection .Connection.System = "ABC" 'Systemname .Connection.client = "100" 'Client .Connection.user = "xyz" 'User .Connection.password = "123" 'Password .Connection.Language = "DE" 'Language .Connection.systemnumber = "00" 'Systemnumber .Connection.hostname = "" 'Hostname End With 'Establish connection. If myConnection.Connection.logon(0, False) <> True Then Exit Function 'System Logoff myConnection.Connection.LOGOFF End Function |
Due to the parameters False in the connection following Logon screen appears. Should this not be displayed, the parameter must be changed from False to
True.
Update:
Since Analysis Office the connection is a little bit different, you now have to use the Analysis Office API command SAPLogon. Here is an example Application.Run("SAPLogon", "DS_1", "MyClient", "MyUser", "MyPWD", "EN")
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