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select-option problem.....

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Hello experts,

I have a selection-option field which is description (text) and I dont want to be case sensitive!

For example this is what I enter: NAME : Mous*

And if I put NAME : mOUs* it doesnt bring the same results!!!!

Generally I dont want the name field to be CASE SENSITIVE!!!!

THANK YOU!!!!

Nick

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Former Member
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Hi,

first explain how you defined that field. If it is a reference to a table field, which in time is case sensitive, there´s nothing you can do against that.

You could work with TRANSLATE xxxxx TO UPPER/LOWER CASE but as I mentioned, if information is saved in the database as case sensitive, this will not be of help.

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Former Member
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This can be maintained at the domain level..look for a domain and check the check box lower case.

search for a data element with such a domain.....and then assign that to your field.

regards,

kushagra

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Former Member
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My declaration for this field is

TXZ01_T LIKE EBAN-TXZ01

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HI,

Domain for this field is TEXT40 and for this lower case check box is check, so it will recognize upper and lower case. User type CHAR40 insted of this.

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Subhankar
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Hi ,

Please check the sample code

PARAMETERS: p_name TYPE char40 LOWER CASE.

TRANSLATE p_name TO UPPER CASE.

write: p_name.

BR

Subhankar

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Former Member
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Hi,

I had a very similar requirement.

Then I declared my Select option Name fields of type p0002-nchmc and p0002-vnamc.

Description for this fields in SE11 :

Last Name (Field for Search Help) and First Name (Field for Search Help).

This solved the 'Case Sensitive' Issue. Try it out.

And also used UPPER CASE Translations..

Thanks

Meenakshi