How to resolve this error in sap logon

SAP Login ‘saplogon.exe SAP’: Error HRESULT E_FAIL has been returned from a call to a COM component.

while I gave the credentials in sap logon, I’m getting the above error. How to resolve.

HI @anjani_priya

Check SAP Scripting is Enabled:

  • Ensure that SAP scripting is enabled on both the SAP server and the client machine.
    • On the SAP server: Transaction RZ11, set sapgui/user_scripting to TRUE.
    • On the client: Go to SAP GUI Options → Accessibility & Scripting → Scripting → Enable scripting.

Hie @anjani_priya so before working with SAP you have to enable the Scripting because it helps Bot to Detect and interact with the elements

1. Enable SAP GUI Scripting on the Server

a. Access SAP Server Settings:

  • You need access to the SAP system’s configuration settings. This usually requires administrative privileges.

b. Open SAP GUI Configuration:

  • Start SAP GUI and go to the SAP Logon pad.
  • Click on Customize Local Layout (the icon with a wrench or ALT+F12), and select Options.

c. Navigate to Scripting Settings:

  • In the SAP GUI Options window, go to Scripting under Accessibility & Scripting.

d. Enable Scripting:

  • Check the box for Enable scripting to allow SAP GUI scripting.
  • Confirm that the Scripting settings are configured correctly. If not, consult your SAP Basis or system administrator for assistance.

2. Enable SAP GUI Scripting on the Client

a. Open SAP GUI Options:

  • On your local machine, open SAP GUI.
  • Click on the Customize Local Layout icon (the one with a wrench or ALT+F12) and choose Options.

b. Access Scripting Settings:

  • In the SAP GUI Options window, navigate to Accessibility & Scripting, then select Scripting.

c. Enable Scripting:

  • Ensure that Enable scripting is checked. This allows SAP GUI to send and receive script commands.

3. Verify SAP GUI Scripting Settings

a. Check SAP GUI Scripting Status:

  • Ensure that SAP GUI scripting is indeed enabled. You can check this by running a simple script or automation task to see if UiPath can interact with SAP GUI elements.

cheers Happy Automation

This was done but again iam getting error

I have done but same error

Try updating the SAP activities package to the latest version and set the Runtime Rule to "Lowest Applicable Version.

  1. Check SAP GUI Version:
  • Ensure that the version of SAP GUI installed is compatible with UiPath. Sometimes, updates or mismatches in version can cause issues.

2. Check UiPath SAP Activities

  1. Ensure Correct Package:
  • Make sure you have installed the UiPath.SAP.BAPI.Activities package or any other relevant SAP package from UiPath’s official feed.
  1. Update Packages:
  • Ensure that you are using the latest version of SAP-related activities in UiPath Studio. Outdated packages can sometimes cause compatibility issues.

3. Verify COM Component Registration

  1. Re-register SAP GUI COM Components:
  • Sometimes, re-registering the SAP GUI COM components can resolve this issue.
  • Open a Command Prompt as an Administrator.
  • Navigate to the SAP GUI installation directory (typically something like C:\Program Files (x86)\SAP\FrontEnd\SAPgui).
  • Execute the following command to re-register the components:

4. Check Permissions and Access

  1. Run UiPath Studio as Administrator:
  • Ensure that UiPath Studio is running with administrative privileges as this might be required for COM interactions.
  1. Check SAP System Permissions:
  • Ensure you have the necessary permissions to access the SAP transactions and data you are trying to automate.

check this thing also
cheers

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