FM to check if PR/PO is open

Hi Guys,
In my development i need to check before processing if a PO/PR document is opened and locked for editing .. can u please tell me if there is a standard FM that can help me?
Thanks and BR,
Cristian

Thanks Dirk,
I used the bellow FMs:
PR: ENQUEUE_EMEBANE
PO: ENQUEUE_EMEKKOE or MM_ENQUEUE_DOCUMENT
Best regards,
Cristian

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