win32com and SAP-GUI

Question

My SAP-GUI has Scripting installed and Scripting is enabled.

Like in this screenshot:

In this Introduction to SAP GUI Scripting in "Step 2: Setup your SAP System" you need to call RZ11.

I don't have permissions to call RZ11.

Is there a way to detect this (sapgui/user_scripting on or off) via a script?

At the moment I use below code, but the list of connections is always empty:

import win32com.client
shell = win32com.client.Dispatch("WScript.Shell")
sapgui = win32com.client.GetObject("SAPGUI")
system = query.get('system')
client = query.get('mandant')
session = False
application = sapgui.GetScriptingEngine
seen = []
for i_conn in range(0, application.Connections.Count):
    seen.append('i_conn=%s session_count=%s' % (i_conn, application.Connections.Item(i_conn).Sessions.Count))
    for i_sess in range(0, application.Connections.Item(i_conn).Sessions.Count):
        session_info = application.Connections.Item(i_conn).Sessions.Item(i_sess).Info
        system_of_session = session_info.SystemName
        client_of_session = session_info.Client
        if system_of_session == system and client_of_session == client:
            connection = application.Connections.Item(i_conn).Children(i_sess)
            session = connection.Children(i_sess)
            break
        seen.append('system=%s client=%s' % (system_of_session, client_of_session))
    if session:
        break

else:
    info_popup('You are not logged into system %s in Client %s! Seen:\n%s' % (
        system, client, '\n'.join(seen)))
    return

Answer 1

When you don't have sufficient priviledges in sap, the fact that you can't connect is a pretty good indication that the user does not have scripting enable (assuming the user has a active sap session running), other wise you could just test with 'session.findById("wnd[0]/usr/tblSAPLCMDITCTRL_3500").getAbsoluteRow(3).selected = true' and check for errors. Also, I suggest you factor in "SAPGUISERVER' in your sapgui = win32com.client.GetObject("SAPGUI") connection if "SAPGUI" fails.