Function Group Name from FM name programatically ?

[Former Member]

Hello All,

I want to know the Function Group Name for a specified Function Module Name Programatically.

I need this, to check the RFC Authorization for the User to ececute the FM.

I want to check the authorization using the FM AUTHORITY_CHECK_RFC by passing the username and the function group of the FM.

So, can u guys tell me hw to find out the Fnction group of the FM ?

Regards,

Deepu.K

[Former Member]

Hi,

Please use the Table to find the FM name -

TFDIR

Write a select Query on these tables and use the RFC method for the Authorization

we can pass the FUNCNAME MAND of the table and pass the same to the RFC method

Thanks & Regards,

Chandralekha.

[Former Member]

Hello Chandralekha,

The DBT TFDIR Returns the ABAP Program Name of the specified FM .

But, I need the Function Group not the Program !

BTW which RFC Method r u talking about ?

Regards,

Deepu.K

[Former Member]

Hi

Use the TLIBG for the fucntion groups here we can pass the AREA and UNAME to the RFC authorization

Thanks & Regards,

Chandralekha.

[Former Member]

check ENLFDIR table.

or view V_FDIR

[Former Member]

Get the Function group name from PNAME field .. starting

from 4th character .. (remove SAPL )

PNAME+4

[Former Member]

Hello Shiba,

That was the one I'm looking for . Many thanks !

@Vishnu : I too initially checked the DBT WRFT1 .

But I could not find any entries for my FM name in that DBT.

@Chandralekha : The DBT TLIBG is to find the Person responsible for function class whereas my reqt. was to find the Function Group name from the FM .

Regards,

Deepu.K

[former_member188829]

Hi,

Check The Table WRFT1

[Former Member]

U have a table ENLFDIR in which FM and FG are stored.

Regards,

Shailaja

[Former Member]

Use the table TFDIR to get the program name(PNAME) by passing the fuction module name. Now get the Function group name i.e., PNAME+4(40) the first four letters will be always SAPL and the remaining letters will specify the Function group name.

Regards,

Kiran Bobbala.