Update process-mining-sap-erp.md - #1497
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The SAP Connector for Microsoft .NET 3.1 (NCo 3.1) version is now supported by Microsoft, so I updated that. Do you want to recommend that the most recent Microsoft C++ Runtime DLLs also be installed to support the .NET Framework?
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The SAP Connector for Microsoft .NET 3.1 (NCo 3.1) version is now supported by Microsoft, so I updated that. Do you want to recommend that the most recent Microsoft C++ Runtime DLLs also be installed to support the .NET Framework?