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default values in selection screen

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hI, EXPERTS

Requirement is :

1) in selection screen input = "werERT" , output = "werERT".

normally, it will give "WERERT".

2) in selection screen input = "werert" , output = "werert".

normally, it will give "WERERT".

1) in selection screen input = "WERERT" , output = "WERERT".

normally, it will give "WERERT".

I NEED THE SAME TEXT AS IN THE INPUT SELECTION SCREEN FIELD.

THANKS AND REGARDS

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Hi,

Try this. Use the LOWER CASE addition

PARAMETERS : INPUT TYPE CHAR10 LOWER CASE.

WRITE INPUT.

Edited by: Rajvansh Ravi on Apr 8, 2009 2:31 PM

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Hi,

if ur parameter field is referring to dataelement ,

check the domain of that dataelement..

in the Definition of the domain, there is one option Lower case. Check that option.

if ur parameter is not referring to dataelement use Lower case as in the above answer...

Ram.

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hi,

use "lower case" while declaring input and output as parameters with datatype character.

i hope this wl solve ur prob

regards

shivraj

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Hello dasr,

There are 2 options for this

If u want to do it programaitcally


PARAMETERS : Smeoutpt(10) TYPE C LOWER CASE.

WRITE  Smeoutpt.

If u want to do it at data element level , do it as MR.Rammohan has suggested .

But decide it according to your requirement

Note: If you do it at data element level it will be changed at all places .

Regards,

K.Sibi

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Use "Lower Case" with Parameters ...

This will 100% work.

Edited by: Chintan_SAP on Apr 11, 2009 12:40 PM

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TRY THIS

PARAMETERS P_MATNR TYPE MATNR LOWER CASE.

DEFFFINATELY IT WORK

EX :

I/P : ASDasd O/P : ASDasd

I/P : asdASD O/P : asdASD

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PARAMETERS : INPUT TYPE CHAR10 LOWER CASE.

Effect

The parameter is not case-sensitive (i.e. allows both upper and lower case).

[check here for details on parameters|http://sapbrainsonline.com/sap-training/SAP-tutorial-pdf-material_393.html]

Regards,

Lalit Mohan Gupta.