Problem with if statement

[Former Member]

I am using a if statement like

if n = 'times'

else.

endif.

N is a parameter defined on screen..Now if the user enters TIMES (caps lock on) ideally it should pass the condition ( Upper case doesnt make any difference in my program ) But it is failing because of IF statement being case sensitive.

How should I make my IF statement case insensitive... ie whether user enters 'times' or 'TIMES' it should pass the condition??

[Former Member]

HI Priya,

If you have already hardcoded the condition with small letters, then simply translate the N value with small letters & then pass to if condition.

translate N lowercase.

if n = 'times'
{ exp}
else.
{ exp }
endif.

Best regards,

Prashant

[Former Member]

instead of n = 'times'

use

n eq 'times'

nd what did u declare n as

is n a character or string

if u declared n as string

then use n eq times

[Former Member]

hi,

to your select-parameter give lower-case,

what ever the user enters TIMES ot times it accepts lin lower case and you can pass the if condition.

parameter: p_file(255) type c lower case.

regards,

nazeer

[Former Member]

hi,

opps.. posted tiwce..

ignore

to your select-parameter give lower-case,

what ever the user enters TIMES ot times it accepts lin lower case and you can pass the if condition/

regards,

nazeer

Edited by: N a z e e r on Jan 15, 2009 5:33 PM

[Former Member]

Hi,

PARAMETER: n type string LOWER CASE.

If n = 'TIMES'.

WRITE:/ 'hi'.

else.

WRITE:/ 'wrong'.

endif.

The above code will work for ur requirement.

Thanks.

[Former Member]

Translate the value in upper case before passing it to if condition.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Use Hard coded value in Capital Letter.

PARAMETER: n type string .
 
If n  EQ 'TIMES'.

EXP.

else.

WRITE:/ EXP.
endif.

Hope it will work for your requirment.

Thanks

Arun Kayal.

Thanks.