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T code for subroutine?

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Good day,

Is there any T Code to find all the subroutines , like se37 for all the function modules.

Many thanks

Kripa

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former_member156446
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I doubt if you have any...

you have an option of going into SE80> program name> subroutines...

you can have the list of all the subroutines in that program.

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I doubt if you have any...

you have an option of going into SE80> program name> subroutines...

you can have the list of all the subroutines in that program.

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Goto SE80 -


> give program name -


>Subroutines..U can find all the subroutines of that particular program.

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HI,

I'm not sure... but subroutine should be created within the program... by using FORM ...& ENDFORM.

Regards,

Priya.

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Hi Kripa, No such list exists. Unlike Function modules, Sub routines are not maintianed centrally so it is not a list. Anothere example for your understanding is, when you create function module it is unique where as subroutines can have similar names in different programs with same or different functionality.

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hi Kripa,

I dont think so there is a list for storing Subroutines.. Object Navigator is the only way for using subroutines in a program..

Steps:

1.Goto SE80(Object Navigator)

2.Give program name

3.choose Subroutines..

U can use a Subroutine Which was implemented in other program by calling (externally)

perform <program_name> <subroutine_name>