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  1. SAP ADO – Design Time helper tool

    msdn.com » WCF LOB Adapter SDK and BizTalk Adapter Pack - Aug 20, 2008

    Attached to this post is a standalone .NET Windows Form application which can be used to browse artifacts on SAP, and build queries which the SAP ADO.NET provider can understand. The main aim is to reduce the grunt

  2. Announcing the Biztalk Adapter Pack Poster

    msdn.com » WCF LOB Adapter SDK and BizTalk Adapter Pack - Aug 19, 2008

    We're exicted to announce the availability of the new BizTalk Adapter Pack Poster. This poster covers interoperability with Line-of-Business Applications using the BizTalk Adapter Pack and the Windows Communication

    Also tagged: ssis, biztalk, sql, sap, poster, siebel, wcf lob adapter sdk, end user document, adapter pack, oracledb, oracle e business

  3. Using the SAP ADO.NET Provider From SSRS 2005

    msdn.com » WCF LOB Adapter SDK and BizTalk Adapter Pack - Aug 15, 2008

    One of the new features which we’re supporting in the BizTalk Adapter Pack V2 is the ability to use the SAP ADO.NET Provider from SSRS. In this post, I’ll briefly outline the steps you need to perform in order to get

  4. Using SSIS to read data from any table returned by an RFC/BAPI with SAP ADO

    msdn.com » WCF LOB Adapter SDK and BizTalk Adapter Pack - Dec 31, 2007

    SSIS source data flow components, by default return only the first result set returned by the underlying ADO. When working with BAPIs and RFCs that return multiple tables, the SSIS component would take the first table

    Also tagged: ssis

  5. Using WCF Adapters with SQL Server Integration Services(SSIS)

    msdn.com » WCF LOB Adapter SDK and BizTalk Adapter Pack - Dec 29, 2007

    There are two ways the adapters belonging to Adapter Pack can be used by SQL Service Integration Services: 1. Using ADO layer built on top of base adapters. This option is available with SAP and Siebel adapters. 2

    Also tagged: ssis, sap, siebel, oracledb

  6. The EnableSafeTyping Binding Property

    msdn.com » WCF LOB Adapter SDK and BizTalk Adapter Pack - Nov 24, 2007

    In the November CTP, a new binding property has been added to the SAPBinding - "EnableSafeTyping" (a boolean) When this property is true, DATS, TIMS and NUMC fields are exposed as Strings, and any value can be passed

    Also tagged: sap

  7. Debugging SAP RFCs when using the SAP Adapter / SAP ADO.NET Provider

    msdn.com » WCF LOB Adapter SDK and BizTalk Adapter Pack - Oct 30, 2007

    The RFC SDK supports the ABAP_DEBUG option, which allows you to break into the RFC ABAP code when invoking an RFC from your application. The SAP Adapter and the SAP ADO.NET Provider also expose this setting. The main

    Also tagged: sap

  8. Positioning the BizTalk Adapter Pack

    msdn.com » WCF LOB Adapter SDK and BizTalk Adapter Pack - Oct 29, 2007

    The adapters constituting the BizTalk Adapter Pack are fundamentally custom WCF binding elements. Built on the WCF LOB Adapter SDK, these adapters are host agnostic i.e. they are not tied to a specific product like

    Also tagged: sap, siebel, oracledb

  9. OutOfMemory exceptions when using the SAP ADO Provider .. and how to work around them.

    msdn.com » WCF LOB Adapter SDK and BizTalk Adapter Pack - Oct 22, 2007

    I ran the following two queries using the SAP ADO Provider SELECT * FROM Table1 (this table contains 8 million rows in our SAP server) SELECT * FROM Table2 (this table contains 40 thousand rows in our SAP server)

  10. SAP DATS column containing the value "a.b.c.d" ??? (Problem when SAP ADO is used ..)

    msdn.com » WCF LOB Adapter SDK and BizTalk Adapter Pack - Oct 16, 2007

    While going through the data stored in one of the tables in SAP, we saw a value "a.b.c.d" stored in a DATS column! How could that be? A DATS column is supposed to store a Date value, right? Well, it seems that SAP