Online read + write from/to ms sql server database

hi all,
we're using R 4.6C. Want to connect to MS Sql server database and read/write data from abap program.
what's the best (and fastest) way do to this ?
joerg

I know only DBCON (Database multiconnect): see the notes 178949 and 323151 for more details.
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