Check if entered employee is member of the service group

Hello,
in servicerequest i need to check if the maintained employee is member of the maintained service group.
Any suggestions for this requirement?
Is there a function module to check with the employee ID in which groups this employee is assigned?
Thank you
Kind regards
Manfred

Hi Manfred,
You can use FM RH_STRUC_GET to achieve that. You can get an example in how to do that using FM CRM_EMPLOYEE_GETORGUNIT and puting an breakpoint at FM RH_STRUC_GET call. The problem with FM CRM_EMPLOYEE_GETORGUNIT is that it only returns one result, so you need to adapt to get multiple assignments.
If in your scenario, instead of employee ID, you can check with the User ID, you may use static method GET_ASSIGNMENTS_OF_USER of class CL_CRM_PPM_UM_TOOLKIT to get all the information you need.
Check if it helps you a little more.
Kind regards,
Garcia

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