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finding function module

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Hi,

How to find to know a function module whether it is already existing or not?

Thanks in advance.

Regards

Ratna

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michael-john_turner
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Hi,

Use transaction SE37 to display function modules. Do check programmatically, look in table TFDIR.

MJ

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anversha_s
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hi,

go to se37.

give ur function module.

if avilable it will display.'

rgds

anver

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Former Member
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Just press button create button.

Or else check in table TFDIR

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michael-john_turner
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Hi,

Use transaction SE37 to display function modules. Do check programmatically, look in table TFDIR.

MJ

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Former Member
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when u try to create new one in SE37 ,it will prompt that the FM already exists

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Former Member
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Hi,

The questions is not clear what do u mean? You can check in SE37 if a FM exist or not rite?

Some times it could be a RFC FM which is being called in our system but it will not be available in our system. It could be a FM in external system.

Cheers

VJ

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Goto SE37 . give function module name. if it does not exist then it will display the message.

If u want to find in a program. then se38 open program. use Ctrl+F and give the function module name.

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Hi,

Simple.

Function modules are created in SE37.

You can go to SE37 and put your FM name and press DISPLAY button.

If FM is existing then it will show otherwise will give information message.

'FM does not exist'.