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tables that carries function module and function groups

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Hi ,

I have a requirement to find the given function module's details like function groups,last changed by,... etc., Is there any table carrying that specific information.

Regds.

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each FM has an include associated in the function group.

The entry of that include is made in the table/view 'PROGDIR'. You can get the details like last modified and 'responsible' from that table.

However, you still need to identify what's the include associated with that FM.

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Hi,

You can find such information in the Attributes of the function module itself.

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Jagadish

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I am writing a report where user will give the function module name.

regds.

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Functional Module table name: TFDIR

Function group table name: TLIBT and TLIBG

Also check out the below related thread

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Hi,

Take the function module in transaction SE37.

open it in display mode. Go to attributes tab. There u will get info like package, last changed etc...

Then press CntrlShiftF5 . It will get opened in the function group.

Pls reward points if useful.

Regards,

Renjith Michael.

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Hi,

You can find details like function group,person responsible,last changed by etc in attributes tab of that function module only.

Regards,

Swetha.

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each FM has an include associated in the function group.

The entry of that include is made in the table/view 'PROGDIR'. You can get the details like last modified and 'responsible' from that table.

However, you still need to identify what's the include associated with that FM.