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SAP table access and report generation with pyrfc
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import pandas as pd | |
from pyrfc import Connection, ABAPApplicationError, ABAPRuntimeError, LogonError, CommunicationError | |
class RFC_Handle(object): | |
def __init__(self): | |
self.conn = None | |
def login(self, sap_id, sap_pwd): | |
try: | |
self.sap_id = sap_id | |
self.conn = Connection(user=self.sap_id, passwd=sap_pwd, ashost='xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx', sysnr='xx', client='xxx') | |
return self | |
except CommunicationError: | |
print("Could not connect to server.") | |
raise | |
except LogonError: | |
print("Could not log in. Please Check your ID/PW.") | |
raise | |
except Exception as err: | |
print(str(err)) | |
def table_access(self, table_name, options, fields): | |
# for qs in [options, fields]: | |
# self.query_syntax_check(qs) | |
try: | |
if table_name not in self.tables_used: | |
self.tables_used.append(table_name) | |
delimiter = '^' | |
if options not in ('', '*'): | |
# Solution for TEXT option's 72 characters limitation. | |
options = [{'TEXT': x} for x in textwrap.wrap(options, 72)] | |
else: | |
options = '' | |
if fields not in ('', '*'): | |
fields = [{'FIELDNAME': x} for x in fields.split(', ')] | |
else: | |
fields = '' | |
response = self.conn.call('RFC_READ_TABLE', | |
QUERY_TABLE=table_name, | |
DELIMITER=delimiter, | |
OPTIONS=options, # SQL WHERE | |
FIELDS=fields) | |
result = pd.DataFrame([[x.strip() for x in response['DATA'][n]['WA'].split(delimiter)] for n in range(len(response['DATA']))], | |
columns=[x['FIELDNAME'] for x in response['FIELDS']]) | |
return result | |
except (ABAPApplicationError, ABAPRuntimeError): | |
print("An error occurred.") | |
raise | |
# Report generation example. You can make this kind of function of your own. | |
def customer_master(self, company_codes): | |
opt = "' OR BUKRS = '".join(company_codes) | |
options = "(BUKRS = '" + opt + "') AND (LOEVM <> 'X')" | |
knb1 = self.table_access("KNB1", options, "KUNNR") | |
opt = "' OR KUNNR = '".join(knb1['KUNNR'].unique().tolist()) | |
options = "(KUNNR = '" + opt + "')" | |
return self.table_access("KNA1", options, "KUNNR, LAND1, NAME1, NAME2, ORT01, ORT02, STRAS, TELF1, TELFX, BRSCH, NIELS, LZONE") |
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