‎2008 Apr 17 11:32 AM
function group is a collection of function modules,then when we create a function module which
function group we select .
when ever we select one FM
in program (function group having 10 fm) , does it take total FG memory or only single FM
‎2008 Apr 17 11:37 AM
When u use a Function module,then the corresponding Function group is also loaded into the memory.
When u create a function module it will ask which function group does it belongs to, u can choose the function group and bind the function module to that function group.
‎2008 Apr 17 11:37 AM
When u use a Function module,then the corresponding Function group is also loaded into the memory.
When u create a function module it will ask which function group does it belongs to, u can choose the function group and bind the function module to that function group.
‎2008 Apr 17 12:17 PM
Function group is nothing but a container for function modules.
All logically related function modules are grouped together and include within one function group...because all the global data can share all of these function modules within this function group.This global data you can provide in SE38 by selecting type as F...then whatever the data you declare here all the fucntion modules can access.It is the main purpose of function group..not at all memories...
Reward if it helpful.
Dara.
‎2008 Apr 17 12:21 PM
Hi,
It will take all the FMs belonging to the Function Group will be loaded.
Thanks,
Sriram Ponna.
‎2008 Apr 17 12:21 PM
Hi ,
When we use Function module,thecorresponding Function group is also loaded into the memory.
When u create a function module it will ask which function group .
Fiunction group acts as a global memory for all function modules included in that . You can code reusable
code in all function modules in the function group includes.
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Regards
Jagadeesh.G