Why Case-Sensitive while assigning tasks to other users??

I am trying to assign a task to another user through AdminUI.
While searching for users, I am supposed to provide case-sensitive search text to find actual users.
In previous installations it is not a problem. i.e only in production it happens.
Is there any place to modify this settings?
Please see the attached screenshot of the page.
Thanks,
Nith

Raghu,
thanks for the reply, you are right as per the audit .But suppose if it is for 200 users ,creating 200 CUP requests will be impractical right.
there should be some solution for this , because there will be many situations practically where we have to assign roles to N number of users.
Is this possible in GRC 10 ? any idea ?
Regards,
Jaags

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