on 05-29-2013 8:15 PM
I need to determine where all methods of all UDF's are used. Where Used shows where the UDF itself is used, but not what method. When these methods were orignially created, there was no documentation and I am now required to create same.
Is there a way other than clicking on every field in every mapping to document this? I know I can utilize the Where Used to get the namespace and message mapping, but I was looking for something more granular, like namespace/mapping name/field/Method Name.
IMO, I don't see any automated way to get granular details of the method name, field details as you mentioned. At least I would use function library that can show list of methods that are being used for that software component version.
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Hi,
Is there a way other than clicking on every field in every mapping to document this?
this is your answer. you have no other way to do this as explained by Baskar,Mickael.
Regards,
Muniyappan.
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Hi,
If your UdF have been defined in one or several Function Library, you can find all of them by using Search option, see ESR menu "Object - Find", and then in "Object Type", choose "Function Library" under "Mapping Objects". And click directly on button "search". No need to provide a name or a SWCV or a namespace.
Note: when you have the list of Function Library, you can then do a where-list (manually on each one) to know in which Message Mapping they are used.
For UdF which have been defined locally in a Message Mapping, well, in my mind, there is no magic button to get them all.
regards.
Mickael
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