Where used for RFC calls to different system

Hi,
I want to change the interface of a function module which exists in our XI system.
The function is called from R/3 in different places and hence will need to be changed in each location.
Is there an easy way of determining all the different calling points?
The only way I can see would be to run a text search utility against the code.
Thanks,
Alan

You cannot user SE37 and whereused list for this. due RFC available in XI and you need to check for R/3 for whereused points
Try to run the program RS_ABAP_SOURCE_SCAN and in the search string put your function module name and execute
( if it is a custom function module search. in the search pattern use all custom package names)
a®s
Edited by: a®s on Jul 14, 2008 9:24 AM

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