# Open SAP

![](/files/PNOUlGSl5dHaZ9yFf7fw)

Element that connects to SAP Front End.

![](/files/g31YUedzVhiDCHr3EMf8)

**Notice! This element works correctly in robot x86 only!**

Properties

\- Connection\*: \[String] Name of connection in SAP Logon

\- Client\*: \[String] Client number (000-999)

\- Login\*: \[String] User login

\- Password\*: \[String] User password

\- Connection language\*: \[String] Connection language

\- Variable: \[LTools.SAP.SAPInst] Variable containing a reference to a connected process

\- Variable: \[LTools.SAP.SAPInst] Variable for saving a reference to a connected process

```
C#
LTools.SAP.SapApp app = LTools.SAP.SapApp.Init(wf, "test2", "001", "DEVELOPER", "Appl1ance", "en");

Python
app = LTools.SAP.SapApp.Init(wf, "test2", "001", "DEVELOPER", "Appl1ance", "en")

JavaScript
var app = _lib.LTools.SAP.SapApp.Init(wf, "test2", "001", "DEVELOPER", "Appl1ance", "en");
```


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