Reading table of SQL server

Hi,
i want to read a table from SQL server, outside of sap.
How can i do that, without database connection?
I want to do it through webservice but i do not know how to do.
Answers will be appreciated immediately.
Thanks.

Hi Sandra,
Thank you for the response.
I could able to fetch the document related data by using the FM 'BAPI_DOUMENT_GETDETAIL2' and it is working fine but not returning the file content into an internal table. Today I even able to find a function module 'SDOK_PHIO_LOAD_CONTENT' to load the file content into binary.
Now, the problem is to create an attachment to the quality manangement tab of material master. I could able to add a subscreen to it and trying to display the file(s) as an attachment(s).
I have tried 'SDOK_PHIO_CREATE' , 'SO_ATTACHMENT_INSERT_API1' (not for mail attachment)etc. function modules but couldn't able to find the soultion. I also got a file namely 'CA-PLM u2013 Product Lifecycle Management Functional Overview' which talks ablout the DMS Management. But the function modules specified in this doc from SAP AG are used for Document info record manipulations but not the attachments assigned to them.
So, I request you to let me know some FMs which can be used to achieve this attachment creation requirement.
Thank You,
Regards,
Naresh.

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SHARES_COUNT VARCHAR(MAX),
[COUNT OF LIKES NAME] VARCHAR(MAX),
[COUNT OF COMMENTS MESSAGE] VARCHAR(MAX),
NAME VARCHAR(MAX),
[TYPE] VARCHAR(MAX),
LINK VARCHAR(MAX),
[DESCRIPTION] VARCHAR(MAX),
INSERT INTO NEWJOHN
SELECT SUBSTRING(ID, CHARINDEX('_', ID) + 1, LEN(ID) - CHARINDEX('_', ID)) AS POST_ID,
SUBSTRING(ID, 1, CHARINDEX('_', ID) -1) AS [USER_ID],
SUBSTRING(CREATED_TIME, 1, 10) AS CREATED_DATE,
SUBSTRING(CREATED_TIME, 1, 4) AS CREATED_YEAR,
SUBSTRING(CREATED_TIME, 6, 2) AS CREATED_MONTH,
SUBSTRING(UPDATED_TIME, 1, 10) AS UPDATED_DATE,
SUBSTRING(UPDATED_TIME, 1, 4) AS UPDATED_YEAR,
SUBSTRING(UPDATED_TIME, 6, 2) AS UPDATED_MONTH,
[MESSAGE], SHARES_COUNT, [COUNT OF LIKES NAME], [COUNT OF COMMENTS MESSAGE], NAME, [TYPE], LINK, [DESCRIPTION]
FROM JOHN
INSERT INTO NEWDAVID
SELECT SUBSTRING(ID, CHARINDEX('_', ID) + 1, LEN(ID) - CHARINDEX('_', ID)) AS POST_ID,
SUBSTRING(ID, 1, CHARINDEX('_', ID) -1) AS [USER_ID],
SUBSTRING(CREATED_TIME, 1, 10) AS CREATED_DATE,
SUBSTRING(CREATED_TIME, 1, 4) AS CREATED_YEAR,
SUBSTRING(CREATED_TIME, 6, 2) AS CREATED_MONTH,
SUBSTRING(UPDATED_TIME, 1, 10) AS UPDATED_DATE,
SUBSTRING(UPDATED_TIME, 1, 4) AS UPDATED_YEAR,
SUBSTRING(UPDATED_TIME, 6, 2) AS UPDATED_MONTH,
[MESSAGE], SHARES_COUNT, [COUNT OF LIKES NAME], [COUNT OF COMMENTS MESSAGE], NAME, [TYPE], LINK, [DESCRIPTION]
FROM DAVID
SELECT * FROM NEWDAVID
SELECT * FROM NEWJOHN
CREATE TABLE POST (
POST_ID VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL,
[USER_ID] VARCHAR(100),
CREATED_DATE VARCHAR(MAX),
CREATED_YEAR VARCHAR(MAX),
CREATED_MONTH VARCHAR(MAX),
UPDATED_DATE VARCHAR(MAX),
UPDATED_YAER VARCHAR(MAX),
UPDATED_MONTH VARCHAR(MAX),
[MESSAGE] VARCHAR(MAX),
SHARES_COUNT VARCHAR(MAX),
[COUNT OF LIKES NAME] VARCHAR(MAX),
[COUNT OF COMMENTS MESSAGE] VARCHAR(MAX),
NAME VARCHAR(MAX),
[TYPE] VARCHAR(MAX),
LINK VARCHAR(MAX),
[DESCRIPTION] VARCHAR(MAX),
INSERT INTO POST
SELECT * FROM NEWDAVID UNION SELECT * FROM NEWJOHN
SELECT * FROM POST
CREATE TABLE [USER]
[USER_ID] VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL,
INSERT INTO [USER] VALUES (612831408762037),(1119736203)
ALTER TABLE [USER] ADD PRIMARY KEY([USER_ID])
ALTER TABLE POST ADD PRIMARY KEY(POST_ID)
ALTER TABLE POST ADD FOREIGN KEY([USER_ID]) REFERENCES [USER]([USER_ID])

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