‎2008 Oct 28 9:14 AM
hi,
i have already tried this trick but i forgot now.
i have to find a business object name from my function module thru se37.hope we can find in se37,can anyone tell how we find it.
thanks
siva
‎2008 Oct 28 9:22 AM
‎2008 Oct 28 9:25 AM
Hii,,
I am nt sure abt this .......but stilll give atry....
go to se37 ...give ur func mod name....
click display....select func mod name and click where used list.
select internet services ,package interfaces other than defualt ones...
in the list u may find the BO name....whci starts with R S ....
check it out....
‎2008 Oct 28 9:29 AM
Hi,
Else try this way:
Open the Function Mudule from SE37. Open the attributes tab in that function module and get the package name for that function module. Now open the package in SE80 and I believe we can get the BOR from that.
hope this will helps you.
Thanks & Regards,
Swarna Munukoti.
Edited by: Swarna Munukoti on Oct 28, 2008 10:30 AM
‎2008 Oct 28 9:32 AM
@swarna ,but i will be getting n number of objects, i need specfic object for that fm.
thanks
Siva
‎2008 Oct 28 9:35 AM
take an example of salesorder , its function group is 2032. so the business object name will be BUS2032. is that you are expecting..or some thing else..?
‎2008 Oct 28 9:42 AM
no vijay.. FOR EXAMPLE i know the fm called BAPI_PO_CHANGE ,now i want to know its business object name i.e BUS2010 .where i can find that name with jus having the FM.
‎2008 Oct 28 9:47 AM
Check the table TOJTB or
Check in the BAPI t-code , I prefer BAPI t-code
‎2008 Oct 28 10:02 AM
For BapI bapi_po_change the function group is 2012, from this we can derive the business object which is BUS2012(for purchase orders ).
it is not BUS2010. For PO it is BUS2012.
‎2008 Oct 28 10:04 AM
Hi,
u can find the business object name in BAPI T.Code itself...
In Bapi Txn,
under Hierarchial tab
goto Sales and Distribution -> sales ->sales order here double click on sales order
Then in right hand side, under Detail tab u can find the object type which gives the business object.
If u still exten sales order, u can find some function modules like create, change etc.,
hope this is helpful..
Rgds.,
subhash
‎2008 Oct 28 10:26 AM
Hi,
There is another way of finding, butit may be a bit time consuming. It is through Where used list concept.Someone has already proposesd this solution, but to be more clear, we can select the check box "Programs" alone and can look for where used list of that Function Module.
Hope thsi will be helpful.
Regards,
Swarna Munukoti.