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What is the table contains Function module include program name

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Hi,

What is the table contains Function module include program name

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Raja

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Hi

Go to SE80 and give me your FM name and you get Function groups,includes etc.

Thanks

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Did you try TRDIR?

~Suresh

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Hi

Go to SE80 and give me your FM name and you get Function groups,includes etc.

Thanks

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Hi,

I need the table name .

Bi,

Raja

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TFDIR.

~Suresh

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Tfdir not having the Include program name,Only main progrma name.

I need include program names.

Bi,

raja

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You might want to try using function modules.

RS_DETERMINE_INCLUDE

Or

RS_GET_ALL_INCLUDES

RS_GET_LOW_LEVEL_INCLUDES

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Rich Heilman

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Hi,

Try the following

TFDIR - This gives the main include for your FM (field PNAME - the main include).

D010INC - This gives a list of all includes in the function module - pass in the value from PNAME.

As for the texts

TFDIRT - Name of the texts for the function modules

I will ammend when I find out the name of the include texts I don't think it is TRDIRT.

Thanx

Nath

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Try this FUNCTION_INCLUDE_INFO to get the include number to which function module belongs to.From this u ll get only the particular include name.

or

if u need the all the includes used in the function group u have use INNER JOIN on TFDIR and D010INC table

<b>Select binclude into itab from trdir as a inner join d010inc as b on apname = bmaster where apname = fmodname.</b>

I hope this will help u.

Thanks & Regards

Santhosh

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Hi,

Look at the Table <b>TFDIR</b>

Regards

Sudheer