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how to find function module

Former Member
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hi all,

how to find out particular function module suitable for this requirement.

how to findout fm

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Former Member
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Hi,

This is just a vague question and through trial and error only you may find most of the FMs.

If you are in search of some date fm, put DATE in se37 and press F4, if it is something related to period, put PERIOD or if you want to search the FMs for a module, search the development class or search sap-img.com for available FMs in R/3.

Regards

Subramanian

Former Member
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Hi Narendra,

Its just a hit and trial method to find the funciton module. just putting some text in se37 using * on both the sides and you will get some result.

Try to check out from your self.

just do hit and trial method.

Thanks,

Chidanand

Former Member
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Hi Narendra,

Apart from above replies, you can find function modules this way:

1) Go to SE37

2) From Menu, click <b>Utlities</b> and select <b>Find</b> option.

3) A repository info system to find function modules will be opened.

4) Use wild cards in function module box or short description to find function modules.

PS: You can use this way to find programs in se38

Regards,

Vivek

Former Member
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If you know your functional area (like MM-PURchasing), you can use SE81 (Repository information system).

Enter TCODE se81.

Mark your functional area and once your functional area is highlighted, press SHIFT + F4, it will take you to Repository information system.

Under the Program library folder -> function modules . If you click on the functional modules, you will get another selection screen.

You can then enter your description here as specified by posters above.