Answer / naveen

1. It first logs on to the database as user OPS$<operating_system_user>

2.It retrieves the password for SAP<SAPSCHEMAID> or SAPR3 from the SAPUSER table.

3.It then logs on to the database as the user SAP<SAPSCHEMAID> or SAPR3

This is how sap connect to DB

Answer / s.m.feroz ahmed

Hi,

The path to connect to SAPDB is as follows:

Drive letter C or D:Usr/sap/sid/sys/exe/run> and type SAPDB
and it will directly route to SAPDB from where one can make
changes to DB or can run bkp or restore can create tables
etc.

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