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How to find screen flow logic modules

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Hello,

I need to get names of modules used in a particular screen of a program in a screen flow logic. Is there a way to find it? Maybe some table or some function module.

It could also be useful if there is a way to find a source code of a screen flow logic by name of a program and screen number, but I couldn't have found it. Any help would be useful.

Thanks in advance

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Jelena_Perfiljeva
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Not sure I understand the question... Simply open the program in ABAP Editor (either SE80 or SE38), navigate to the screen in question and then see all the related modules on the Flow Logic tab. Modules belong to the program, they are linked to the screen through ABAP code.

Hello,

I need to get names of modules used in a particular screen of a program in a screen flow logic. Is there a way to find it? Maybe some table or some function module.

It could also be useful if there is a way to find a source code of a screen flow logic by name of a program and screen number, but I couldn't have found it. Any help would be useful.

Thanks in advance

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jerryjanda
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Jelena_Perfiljeva
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Not sure I understand the question... Simply open the program in ABAP Editor (either SE80 or SE38), navigate to the screen in question and then see all the related modules on the Flow Logic tab. Modules belong to the program, they are linked to the screen through ABAP code.

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No, that's not what I'm looking for. I want to do it through a program code. Like, I'm getting a transport request, and if there's a DYNP object in it, I want to check its screen flow logic modules.

Basically I'm looking for something like a table WBCROSSGT, where you can get global types used in a program, but for screen logic.

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m_low as I mentioned, the modules are not "objects", they are just ABAP code. Some sort of stored "link" that you seem to expect simply does not exist. You'd have to look at the code for the respective DYNP object, as shown in my screenshot, to find what modules are used in it. Or you could use ABAP scan report (Google the name) to search for a specific string in multiple programs.

But to be honest, I do not understand why this is a question or what are you trying to achieve. Maybe if you could explain the goal clearly there could be different solutions.

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michael_piesche
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What is your starting point for your request though?

  1. Do you have a transaction and a navigation path to a screen only?
  2. Or do you already have the Program Name and Screen Number based on F1->Technical Information for a field in an area of your screen?
  3. Did you jump into that Screen coding with double click on the screen number from above?
  4. Did you have a look at the presented "Flow logic" with all the PBO and PAI modules?

Is that what you are looking for? If not, what else are you actually looking for?