How To Fix SCRP_DYNPRO_UTIL_1034 - Module does not belong to function

SCRP_DYNPRO_UTIL_1034 - Overview

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: SCRP_DYNPRO_UTIL_1 - Messages for Report z_icon_neu

• Message number: 034

• Message text: Module does not belong to function

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message SCRP_DYNPRO_UTIL_1034 - Module does not belong to function ?

  The SAP error message SCRP_DYNPRO_UTIL_1034 typically indicates that there is an issue with the module or function being called in a screen or dialog programming context. This error suggests that the module you are trying to access does not belong to the expected function group or is not properly defined.
  Causes:
  
  Incorrect Function Group: The module you are trying to call may not be part of the function group that is currently being executed.
  Module Not Defined: The module might not be defined in the ABAP program or function group.
  Transport Issues: If the function group or module was recently transported, there may be inconsistencies in the transport.
  Authorization Issues: Sometimes, authorization problems can prevent access to certain modules or function groups.
  Naming Conflicts: There may be naming conflicts or issues with the naming conventions used in the program.
  
  Solutions:
  
  Check Function Group: Verify that the module you are trying to call is indeed part of the correct