FM to populate Connection Object

Hi,
Is there any FM which populates connection object number using address information.
I am having address details and would like to get connection Object number.
Please help if there is any.

Hi Swati,
You can also use this approach. First use FM ADDR_SEARCH to find ADDRNUMBER and with this you can use FM ISU_DB_EHAU_SELECT_RANGE to find the connection object number.
Hope it helps,
Eren

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