How to import the SAP library into the XI / PI

Dear All
Thank you for your help and support
I am not able to get any help from the Help Menu. I think SAP library is not installed in my system
Is there any way to install the SAP library.. or does anyone has link to download the SAP library and install in my system
Regards
Blue

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