DB connect with MS SQL

Hi,
We are in BW 3.5 with DB as Oracle and OS AIX.
Is it possible to extract data form the the MS SQL server by using DB connect
Heard that to extract data from MS SQL,the OS of the BW system should be windows NT
Please guide me
Thanks
Sarasu

Hi Sarasu,
you can certainly use DB MultiConnect to do this.
The issue you may face is that the SAP Kernel must support the non-SAP database. If you are not running your SAP application server on a Windows platform then the SAP Kernel you are running will not support MS-SQL. This makes sense as MS-SQL will only run on Windows so why bother putting MS-SQL support into a non-windows kernel.
So if you have your BW system running on a non-windows application server then you will need to find another way to achieve this. You could add a windows application server to your BW system landscape for this purpose. SAP fully supports heterogeneous system landscapes i.e. different types of application servers mixed into a single SAP system.
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