Use the
New Library Wizard to define the SAP system library. You can access
it from the Data Library Manager in SAS Management Console.
The SAP
system library uses the SAP LIBNAME engine to connect to and communicate
with the SAP System in which your data is stored. For more information
about the SAP LIBNAME engine, see
SAS/ACCESS Interface
to R/3: User's Guide.
If you
are using both the SAP BW Register Tables wizard and the SAP R/3 Register
Tables wizard, you need an SAP system library for each system. The
SAP system libraries must be defined in SAS Management Console. Typically,
an administrator defines the SAP system libraries.
Follow
these steps to define a new SAP system library using New SAP Library
wizard:
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To open
SAS Management Console, select
StartProgramsSASSAS Management Console.
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Select
Data Library ManagerLibraries.
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To start
the New Library wizard, select
ActionsNew Library.
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Select
SAP Library from the
Enterprise Applications
Data folder in the tree view and click
Next.
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Enter
the desired name and description for the SAP system library and click
Next.
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Select
a SAS Server from the list. Click the right-arrow button and then
click
Next.
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Enter
the desired library reference in the
Libref field.
The library
reference is the temporary name or alias that is associated with your
SAP System when you click
Finish in the New
Library wizard. The default library reference is
SAPEng. The
SASIOSR3 engine is selected by default.
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Click
Next, and then either select the appropriate SAP server
from the
Database Server drop-down list or
click
New to
Define a New SAP Server.
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Click
Next and review the SAP System library definition.
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Click
Finish to register the SAP System library definition
in the metadata repository.