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Find the program name for a given subroutine

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Hello chaps

I have the name of a subroutine. However i do not know the function group or the module pool in which it is defined.

Se84 -> program library -> subobjects does not help. Any other way?

Regards

Pragnesh

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hi ,

try with WHERE-USED LIST to find out.Some times SAP calles Dynamically ? in that case u cannt identify the from where u got the call.

regards

Prabhu

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Hi,

click on the button <b>Display Object List</b> on the application Tool bar . it will show se80 transaction screen and the function group etc as per the program.

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SE38 -> program name -> display (F7) -> Display object list.

This is what you suggest.

In SE38 as far as i know, one can give the include or the program name.

My problem is i do not know the program name and i only have the subroutine called BOM_EXPLOSION. This is present in several function groups. How do i find in which function groups it is present.

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Pragnesh, go to:

<b>se84</b> - programming - program sub-objects - sub routines

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I tried this but it asks me a program name which i do not have as it is present in several programs

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Hi KRV,

this is nothing but finding out a WORD( like SELECT ) in all SAP reports.

just tell us why do u want to know the program / Function Group name.

<b>whats ur Requirement.</b>.

Regards

Prabhu

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nishanthbhandar
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Hi Pragnesh,

Just knowing the sub-routine is not going to help you in any way to find the programs in which they are used.Minimum requirement is that you should be knowing the program where it is used.Without the program name it is not possible to search for the programs using SE84 or the object list.