‎2008 Jul 24 7:15 AM
hi
i create a function and the import paramter type c.
but pass the actual var to formal var the system will translate var to upper!
how active Case sensitive when call function !
thank you very much!
‎2008 Jul 24 7:20 AM
When you are testing it from The SE37 it behaves like that only.
but you still want to test the same then you can see a checck box in the function execution screen where you enter the params
some thing like upper/loower casse checck that and input the case value. and see.
now it will take what ever you input.it won't convert to upper casse.
But when you call the function inside the program or any where it takes what ever you pass(if you pass caps it takes caps, if small it takes small). it won't convert it to uppercase.
‎2008 Jul 24 7:20 AM
When you are testing it from The SE37 it behaves like that only.
but you still want to test the same then you can see a checck box in the function execution screen where you enter the params
some thing like upper/loower casse checck that and input the case value. and see.
now it will take what ever you input.it won't convert to upper casse.
But when you call the function inside the program or any where it takes what ever you pass(if you pass caps it takes caps, if small it takes small). it won't convert it to uppercase.
‎2008 Jul 24 7:22 AM
after passing the parameter to the function...declare another variable wf_letters.
then write the following..
TRANSLATE wf_letters TO LOWER CASE.
then inside the source code where ever the import parameter is used in the FM, just use wf_letters instead of that import parameter.
Edited by: Rudra Prasanna Mohapatra on Jul 24, 2008 8:24 AM
‎2008 Jul 24 7:28 AM
‎2008 Jul 24 7:31 AM
Please close the thread and provide points to useful answers.
‎2008 Nov 13 5:06 AM