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7/25/2019 Connecting Oracle to SAP _ SCN http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/connecting-oracle-to-sap-scn 1/2 16/12/2015 Connecting Oracle to SAP | SCN https://scn.sap.com/thread/3443466 Getting Started Newsletters Store  Products Services & Support About SCN Downloads Industries Training & Education Partnership Developer Center Lines of Business University Alliances Events & Webinars Innovation Log On Join Us Hi, Guest  Search the Community  Activity Communications Actions Browse 0  Tweet 2 Replies  Latest reply: 28-Aug-2015 11:47 by Igor Kostylev Share  0 Like 1177 Views Products: sap_netweaver_gateway, duet_enterprise Tags: oracle  Average User Rating (0 ratings) Connecting Oracle to SAP This question is Not Answered. Hi,  I am new to SAP. We have NetWeaver in our company and I have been asked to establish a connection to SAP from our Oracle database. We need to extract data from SAP into Oracle to do some reporting. I am familiar with using Oracle's DG4ODBC and I have been struggling to find articles if I can use this.  Has anybody achieved this or any advice as to how to achieve this?  EA Eugene Ang  24-Oct-2013 09:28 Re: Connecting Oracle to SAP The following approaches do not require SAP NetWeaver Gateway, but two options are:  1. ABAP Da tabase C onnection (ADBC)  - Create an Oracle DB Connection via transaction DBACOCKPIT -> DB Connections. - In ABAP, establish a database connection, send SQL to the database, and handle the results.  Native SQL can be used or a dynamic equivalent as demonstrated in this SAP example.  One of Thomas Jung's many incredible blogs is  ABAP/HANA Con nectivity via Secondary Database Connection. While the topic is in the context of SAP HANA, the blog includes specific examples of creating a database connection, then using it in Open SQL, Native SQL, or ADBC via Native SQL. 2. Remote Function Call (RFC)  - Create a RFC-enabled SAP Function Module - Call the RFC (or a web service for the RFC) in an application which updates the Oracle database.   A third option may be "SAP HANA": If a question include s the word "Oracle", the answe r is very like ly "SAP HANA" ‐‐‐ Scott Like (2) Scott Stefanich  12-Nov-2013 16:34 (in response to Eugene Ang)

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Hi,

 I am new to SAP. We have NetWeaver in our company and I have been asked to establish a

connection to SAP from our Oracle database. We need to extract data from SAP into Oracle to dosome reporting.

I am familiar with using Oracle's DG4ODBC and I have been struggling to find articles if I can use this.

 Has anybody achieved this or any advice as to how to achieve this?

 EA

Eugene Ang   24-Oct-2013 09:28

Re: Connecting Oracle to SAP

The following approaches do not require SAP NetWeaver Gateway, but two options are:

 1. ABAP Da tabase C onnection (ADBC)

 - Create an Oracle DB Connection via transaction DBACOCKPIT -> DB Connections.

- In ABAP, establish a database connection, send SQL to the database, and handle the results.

 Native SQL can be used or a dynamic equivalent as demonstrated in this SAP example.

 One of Thomas Jung's many incredible blogs is  ABAP/HANA Con nectivity via Secondary

Database Connection. While the topic is in the context of SAP HANA, the blog includes specific

examples of creating a database connection, then using it in Open SQL, Native SQL, or ADBC via

Native SQL.

 2. Remote Function Call (RFC)

 - Create a RFC-enabled SAP Function Module

- Call the RFC (or a web service for the RFC) in an application which updates the Oracle database.

  A third option may be "SAP HANA": If a question include s the word "Oracle", the answe r is very like ly

"SAP HANA"

‐‐‐ Scott

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Hi !

You can add something in tnsnames of sap server:

 ORABASE.WORLD =

  (DESCRIPTION =

  (ADDRESS_LIST =

  (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST = orahost.mycompany.local)(PORT = 1521))

  )

  (CONNECT_DATA =

  (SERVER = DEDICATED)

  (SID = ORABASE)

  (GLOBAL_NAME = ORABASE)

  )

  )

  And u se transaction DBCO to call this da tabase from SAP. Also you may need an e xtended OCL

drivers as part of sap kernel.

 SAP not recommends to connect into his databases, it is license violation. But you can send data

from SAP to other databases, it's OK.

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