#ONLINE STEP BY STEP PYTHON RUNNER INSTALL#
You need to follow the below steps to install Python on your machine. Python Installation (Use latest version):
#ONLINE STEP BY STEP PYTHON RUNNER FOR MAC#
Please note that the steps mentioned below is for Windows 10 OS 64-bit only and does NOT cover steps for Mac or Linux. Installation steps can be viewed in each of the sections below. This can be done via pip on command line. Once the SAP’s NWRFCSDK is installed,you need to have PyRFC and Cython installed on the machine/system. The homepage of the SDK can be found here: It needs to be downloaded and installed from the SAP’s website. The prerequisite to connect to SAP is to install SAPNWRFC SDK and PyRFC on your machine so that you’re are able to establish a connection with SAP system. If the SAP server is on a VPN or Citrix then this whole setup has to be done in that environment. To access SAP server, you need to make sure that SAP server is accessible/available on the network you’re are working on. You can use this code for variety of purposes from simply fetching the data from the SAP tables to analyzing the data for business purposes. In this scenario, I am trying to establish a connection with SAP’s backend ECC system using a python code and trying to fetch the SAP table contents by calling the Function Module RFC_READ_TABLE. I hope that readers after reading this blog will not face any challenges if they decide to pursue this task and this blog will help them save lot of time and efforts once they are done with it. So, I decided to share my experience of how I actually went about doing it, what all problems/challenges I faced along the way and how I overcame those challenges. When I started with the initial setup, I realized that the information was scattered and bits & pieces of it were missing. I found similar articles/blogs on it but then none of them covered the details. Recently, a thought crossed my mind to connect Python with SAP as I am working in SAP Service Industry for couple of years and had been exploring Python for couple of months now.
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