Help ! Table to find Functional Module name, if i only know the name of the user who created it ?

[Former Member]

Suppose there is a user name " Singla", and he created 3 FM's using SE37 today or someday.

And i dont know the names of the FM's he created, i only know his user name is SAP that is "Singla".

I need a table in SAP where i can find the FM's created by him ? if i only know his user name is SAP.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Check TFDIR table and READ_TFDIR FM to fetch data, You need to look at attributes field in FM to check user name who created it.

Wait for others to comment if any one step solution for this.

Regards,

Harish Karra

[Former Member]

Thanks a lot, you can check Alex ans for a single step approach.

[former_member316436]

Table VRSD - field AUTHOR

Set VERSNO = 1 and OBJTY = FUNC

[Former Member]

This did not work out as this table was inactive in my dictionary, but you can check Alex ans for one step approach to this query, thanks anyway.

[cwlaualex]

Hi,

Just wonder whether the table TADIR is a more direct and easy approach for such lookup.

Another way is SE84 -> Program Library -> Function Modules

Hit the "All selections" on the menu. After that, you can search by person responsible.

Regards,

Alex

[Former Member]

Thanks a lot, your approach is better and Good. Yesterday i found out the program name by DRTIR and then found out the FM's in that, but you approach is better.

[michael_gutfleisch]

When you use ADT (ABAP in Eclipse) you can trigger Ctrl+Shift+A and enter a search filter like

type:func owner:singla

Regards,
Michael

[Former Member]

I am not using eclipse, thanks anyway.

[kiran_k8]

Ahmer,

From PROGDIR table you can get list of the programs created by that User using User ID.From that list you can shortlist INCLUDE programs starting with LZ (which is an indication that these are INCLUDES related to Function Module) and from that you can narrow down the Function module names.

K.Kiran.

[Former Member]

Thanks a lot, this i how i got there yesterday. I used TRDIR to get the program name and the checked the FM's in that.