Hi,
is there someone who can send me the SAP Connector for Microsoft? That would help me a lot…
Cheers
Bernd
Hello Bernd,
it is not allowed to do that. The license conditions of SAP prohibits this: “This product is property of SAP SE. You are granted usage of this product in your development environment. Deploying this product with your application in a production environment is only valid with the sufficient amount of SAP Software Licenses according to the terms and conditions of SAP Software.”
Contact your administrator so that he can download the component from the SAP Support Portal.
Finally a tiny hint: With the standard installation of the SAP GUI for Windows you can find the NCo libraries in the GAC. Look in the directory c:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\assembly\GAC_32 and here you can find the libraries sapnco and sapnco_utils. The additional library libicudecnumber.dll is in the path c:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\SAP Shared\Kernel_753 and rscp4n.dll is also in the GAC c:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\assembly\GAC_32\rscp4n.
Best regards
Stefan
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Hi Stefan,
thank you very much for your competently reply.
But I’m a little overwhelmed … What should I do with the .dll files?
Sorry…
Bernd
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Hello Bernd,
if you have installed an SAP GUI for Windows you have nothing to do. The SAP NCo libraries are in the GAC and you can use it with UiPath or any other dotNET application. If you want to work with NCo, without an installed SAP GUI for Windows, collect all these libraries in one directory. Now you can reference e.g. in your C# or VBdotNET code on these libraries. If you go this way, don’t forget to install the correct Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio. Also you can use gacutil to install these assemblies into the global assembly cache.
Best regards
Stefan
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You are the best!
Thanks for your time to reply…
Bernd
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You are welcome Bernd 
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