2008 Oct 24 2:37 PM
Hello is there a abap command to say ignore case ?
I mean Uppcase and Lowercase should be ignored.
regards
erdem
2008 Oct 24 2:49 PM
the value which the user enters in a select option field is automatically
converted to UPPERCASE and the entry in the Database table is in lowercase
and sometimes also UPPERCASE.
Regards
sas
Hello is there a abap command to say ignore case ?
I mean Uppcase and Lowercase should be ignored.
regards
erdem
2008 Oct 24 2:39 PM
2008 Oct 24 2:45 PM
There are different ways to do this based on what you are trying to do, so could you be a bit more specific?
Rob
2008 Oct 24 2:49 PM
the value which the user enters in a select option field is automatically
converted to UPPERCASE and the entry in the Database table is in lowercase
and sometimes also UPPERCASE.
Regards
sas
2008 Oct 24 2:53 PM
you can do like this in that case. you need to use LOWER CASE addition
select-options: s_matnr for mara-matnr lower case.
2008 Oct 24 2:57 PM
not posiible beaces it is not a seloption but defined as range.
RANGES: ra_preis for ZSC_INFO-PREIS.
2008 Oct 24 3:01 PM
>the value which the user enters in a select option field is automatically
you mentioned it is select option in earlier post, how user entering values in ranges..?
2008 Oct 24 3:10 PM
I'm assuming that if the user enters FINDME, you expect matches with db entries FindMe, FINDME, findme and fInDmE.
There are two ways to achieve this.
1. Use EXEC SQL to use the native SQL, if that allows case free searching
2. Create a column in the db table, which is always populated with the uppercase version of the search criteria.
These is no ABAP command.
matt
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