Does Radiator work with SAP?
Yes. Here are some hints from “Gordon Smith” (gordons@morenet.net.nz). So far, we’ve found a bug in [the DBD-SAP] perl install script that doesn’t check for the DBD directory before installing the driver. This causes the driver to be called DBD…. Creating the tables is a bit involved. The sql commandline interface expects statements to be prefixed by sql_execute, and cannot span multiple lines. We’re now writing a perl script to handle database creation instead. The good thing about the database is the handling of backups and replication – online backups are supported. BTW, once the DBD driver is installed correctly, DBI works just fine. Source is available from http://www.sapdb.org 103. How do I authenticate from Active DirectoryActive Directory is Microsofts new way of storing user information in Windows 2000. The easiest way is to use AuthBy LSA when Radiator is running on a Windows platform. It is also possible to use AuthBy ADSI for PAP and TTLS-PAP when running Radiator on Wind