‎2007 Aug 30 11:59 AM
‎2007 Aug 30 12:01 PM
hi,
Function groups or function pools are introduced with the FUNCTION-POOL statement and are the only programs that are allowed to contain function modules (which are special procedures that can be called from within all other ABAP programs). They can be executed using transaction codes but are normally loaded by their function modules being called.
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rgds
‎2007 Aug 30 12:02 PM
Hi,
Function pool programs will have Function modules.
So you can select the function module you want to execute and then execute them using F8 in SE37.
You can create a Transaction SE93 for a function pool program with the Starting Screen.
Regards,
Sesh
‎2007 Aug 30 12:02 PM
Function-Pool is nothing but a abap program where you can define Function Modules...
When you call a function module from a function group that has not already been loaded in an internal session, an additional program group is created and into which the function group to which the function module belongs is loaded. The additional program group, along with its data, exists for the rest of the time of the internal session.
For this reason function groups must begin with a function pool statement.
You can execute it normally as a report program.
Regards,
Pavan
‎2007 Aug 30 12:06 PM
Function Pool is the pool for function modules and other includes that are created in this function group.
Function Pool will be automatically created once you have created the Function Group.
Simply saying it is the containter to hold Function Modules and other includes belonging to it.
Hope this will help!!
They Cannot be executed directly..
Regards,
Sai