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Hi Sergej,
Assuming that you have SQL Server installed you could add a PowerApps Gateway and advertise the SQL instance through this gateway so that PowerApps could pull/push from it. You then from from within PowerApps add a new source (as indicated on the screenshot below). Alternatively if you have LogicApps/MS Flow experience you could probably get at SAP through the DIAPI. I guess option one works if you are only "reading" data into your PowerApp. If you need to "write" then you will have to go through DIAPI or Service Layer.
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