how to identify function module

[Former Member]

Hi all,

iam doing where used list for a perticular filed and getting some programs.In that porgrams i have to identify function modules.Normally we can identify executable prog,Include,module with PROG TYPE 1,I,m respectivly.

Is there any way to identify Function modules.

Thanks in advance.

Regards

srinivas.m

[Former Member]

Hi

iam doing where used list for a perticular filed and getting some programs.In that porgrams i have to identify function modules.Normally we can identify executable prog,Include,module with PROG TYPE 1,I,m respectivly.

Is there any way to identify Function modules.

All the fields are stored in table -

SE11-> DD03L (Table Fields) check for the field

Domains- DD01L

and all the FM are stred in TFDIR table

Regards

Lekha

[Former Member]

Hi

iam doing where used list for a perticular filed and getting some programs.In that porgrams i have to identify function modules.Normally we can identify executable prog,Include,module with PROG TYPE 1,I,m respectivly.

Is there any way to identify Function modules.

All the fields are stored in table -

SE11-> DD03L (Table Fields) check for the field

Domains- DD01L

and all the FM are stred in TFDIR table

Regards

Lekha

[GauthamV]

hi,

cliick find button in the program and give call function.

[Mohamed_Mukhtar]

hi Srinivas..

Goto Se11..

Give table name as TFDIR

Click on contents..

Give ur Function name.... AND sAY F 8

There u will find the porgram name in which ur respective function module is used

With Warm Regards

Always Learner

[Former Member]

Hi,

Function Modules are called by Call Function "Function Name".

in program..

Based on this statement u can identify that is a FM..

for more info regarding FM go to se37 pass the FM name.. to know in detaillll........

Raghunath.S

[matt]

Function modules belong to function groups. You can spot a program that is a function group because it begins SAPL.

E.g. fn group SP01

SAPLSP01

Function modules begin with L, and end with Unn, where nn is a number between 00 and 99.

E.g. LSP01U01

Other includes belonging to function group, for example those containing forms, have a the last three characters as anything.

E.g. LSP01FRM, LSP01MOD

If you spot any includes that look like this, when you do a where-used, they are related to function groups and/or function modules.

matt

[Former Member]

sri,

cross post.

just use:

AKB_WHERE_USED_LIST

in your case parameter shoud be filled like this:

OBJ_TYPE = FUNC

OBJ_NAME = <Function module name>.

result can be seen in REFERENCES table.