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FUNCTION MODULES

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CAN ANYONE THE ME FROM WHERE WE WILL GET THE LIST OF STANDARD FUNCTION MODULES

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gregorw
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Hello Prithwiraj,

start transaction SE37 and search. :-).

Regards

Gregor

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nablan_umar
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The SAP delivered function modules is the one that do not start with Z or Y when you look at SE37. Bear in mind that not all function modules in SE37 are recommended for your usage. Look at the attribute. There is column Release On. For obsolete function module, there is column Function Obsolete.

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ssimsekler
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Hi

If it is just to find some function list it will be OK to follow the menu selection at "SE37" screen as:

<i>Utilities->Find</i>.

However if the issue is to get a list it may be logical to select values from the table "TFDIR" or using the view "V_FDIRT". Those also include some technical info about function modules.

For the parameter interface of a function module you can use the table "FUPARAREF".

The second thing is to eliminate customer function modules. So the where condition while selecting from the table must be designed to exclude function modules whose name starts with 'Z', 'Y' or if exits the namespace reserved for the company.

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Very helpful, Serdar. Thanks.

I don't suppose you have a similar solution to locate all SAP objects? I found some great documentation on the iXML objects in help.sap.com (see below), but can't seem to get a similar list for other object families.

http://tinyurl.com/6fpqc

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ssimsekler
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Hi Chris

Since all the stuff is in the repository, there should be some entry at some table for the object. But you should find out which table contains them.

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Hello all,

there is also a list for function modules on www.sapgenie.com available.

If you type in the search area "function modules" they can be found.

Regards

Matthias Galley