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How to find suitable( existing) function group for a Function Module ?

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How to find suitable( existing) function group for a Function Module to be created?

This is FM for converting amounts to text.

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Hi Shashank,

YOu have to create NEW Function group if you are creating a new Function module. in se37. Goto->Function Groups->Create Groups.

Later on, you can use the same function gruop for any other function modules thats need the same global data.

Regards,

Ravi

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seshatalpasai_madala
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Hi,

If you are not sure into which Function group your FM should go in then its advised to create a Function group of your own. Its not advised to create a function module in any other function group unless its owned by you since your FM can get deleted by others or it can get changed.

Create your own Function group. But if you want to create in an existing FG then best way is to find out the Function Group by searching for suitable existing Function module then see their function group

Regards,

Sesh

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Hi Madala,

Thanks for the advice ..but how am i supposed to check in which function group my FM be placed.

Can it be a Z-FG or it shd be std-FG.

-Shashank

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you have to create new one ZFG...

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To find the Function group of the FM

Goto attributes there you can find thye Function group

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Hi Shashank,

To find the function group for a particular Function module, go to se37 and enter the FM name and go to Attributes tab, there you can find the function group name.

Regards,

Chandan