Connecting SAP on Oracle to External MS SQL :------------Step 1: Make sure your SQL server is setup to support SQL Server

Authentication as the default is Windows Authentication Mode only.

If in any doubt of your SQL configuration try using the standard Windows ODBC data source wizard. If youre not getting a connection dont forget your listeners. Step 2: Download the database library. Under Kernel Patches and make sure you select the database version you want to connect to in this example Service market place --- software downloads--support pack and patches-Browse and download catalogue---Additional Components-SAPKernel- sapkernel 64bit Unicode--SAP KERNEL 7.20 64-BIT
UNICODE---Windows on x64 64bit---

MS SQL Server.

Step 3: Unpack and copy the library itself dbmssslib.dll to your application instances kernel folders. And add the name dbmsslib.dl in instance.lst file to get SAP Step 4: In SAP transaction SM30 table maintenance for DBCON. Add the connection. MSSQL_DBNAME is optional and you can use named pipes if you really want to by entering np:hostname instead of tcp:hostname.

Step 5: Code away. You can download my sample ABAP program here.

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Run the program ABC_TEST_CONNECTION and execute

Provide Connection Name: for ex. ECDPRISM

It should Connection ECDPRSIM Successfully Opened