Case sensitivity in domain level

Dear all ,
There is a z table with having some field and data .
That field is not case sensitive at Domain level
so we are able to put any data as the data type is char type ,
but when im giving the same data while making the selection it is showing
"NO DATA EXIXTS FOR THAT SELECTION"
For ex.: i have a field value in table say "Reliance Comm", it is there in the table but if u came out of it.
And give the same value "Reliance Comm" at the selection screen while making the enrty its saying
"No table entries found for the specified key"
but if im giving "RELIANCE COMM" it is showing me the valid result.
As i have to pass some value to this table at run time and also fetching some data from the table
based on selection screen in a report ,so its creating problem .
Please help <removed by moderator>.
Edited by: Thomas Zloch on Jun 11, 2010 5:32 PM

hi chandan,
in domain there is one lower case indicator...if it is set then uppercase and lower case are distinguished when you enter values with screen masks.Otherwise if you dont check it, all the letters entered will be converted to upper case when you enter values with a screen mask.
to convert to uppercase.....
DATA text TYPE string.
text = `Hello World`.
TRANSLATE text TO UPPER CASE.
hope this help you...
thanks and regards,
tanmaya

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Case sensitivity in Oracle Text

I am familiar with the mixed_case parameter, and in my setup it is set to no, so all searches are case-insensitive. This is what I want 95% of the time, but is there a way to specify (at a query level) that a contains search is case sensitive?

Hi,
Would be nice, but the tokens are converted to uppercase on indexing. For example:
SQL> create table test (col1 varchar2(20));
Table created.
SQL> insert into test values ('MixEd cAsE');
1 row created.
SQL> create index test_idx on test(col1)
2 indextype is ctxsys.context;
Index created.
SQL> select token_text from dr$test_idx$i;
TOKEN_TEXT
CASE
MIXED
So, since they are actually stored/converted to uppercase there is nothing case-sensitive for your query to compare to.
On the flip side, if you index case-sensitive, the tokens are stored mixed-case.
SQL> drop index test_idx force;
Index dropped.
SQL> begin
2 ctx_ddl.create_preference('mylex', 'BASIC_LEXER');
3 ctx_ddl.set_attribute('mylex', 'mixed_case', 'yes');
4 end;
5 /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> create index test_idx on test(col1)
2 indextype is ctxsys.context
3 parameters('lexer mylex');
Index created.
SQL> select token_text from dr$test_idx$i;
TOKEN_TEXT
MixEd
cAsE
Now you can do something with your query to make it do what you want. You'd have to check performance to see if it is worth it.
Ron

Case sensitive comparision in ABAP?????

Hi Guys,
Is there any way to do case sensitive comparision in ABAP. If not then what will be the work around?
eg: Vinod should not be equal to vinod.
Thanks,
Vinod.

As I tested, by default the equal sign comparison is case-sensitive. That is, below code shows some result:
IF 'a' <> 'A'.
WRITE / 'Comparison is case-sensitive.'.
ENDIF.
If you want the opposite behavior, then you need to use some other methods, such as suggested in previous posts, translate to upper case and then compare.
However, SQL SELECT statement comparison is by-default case-insensitive. It is possible to configure the database server to make it case-sensitive, and there are other ways to work around that, too, such as reading the data into an internal table and do ABAP comparison. Internal table loop with where and read by key are both case-sensitive.
Note however, that domains can be defined as case-insensitive. To make comparison always case-sensitive, you should always convert non-string to a string.

Case sensitive data in workflow

I am working with some case sensitive data in a work flow. To set and get the values from the container, I am using the macros swc_set_element and swc_get_element.
I realized that these macros automatically convert the case of the data I am passing to upper case. I don't want the case conversion to happen, and want to retain the original case of the data (which is a mix of upper and lower case).
Can somebody suggest an approach to handle the same?? Its kinda urgent.
Thanks,
Srihari

Hi,
The data is generally converted to Uppercase if the Domain of the data you are using is not marked as case sensitive. You can set the "Lowercase" check box for the respective domains so that data is maintained in a case sensitive manner. May be you can copy the code of these macro's and change them to use your own case sensitive domains.
Regards,
Sesh
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Seshatalpasai Madala

ALV grid case-sensitive edit field

Hello,
i've a editable field on a alv grid.
The field is case-sensitive in the domain.
But when i enter a field an click rturn, the letters get uppercase.
What's the problem?
Best regards,
TomSd

Hi,
Add the attribute lowercase = 'X' while preapring field catalog for this field.
Regards,
Gopi.
Reward points if helpfull.

Renaming filenames and case-sensitivity: a race condition in the OS?

There appears to be a curious set of circumstances where the OS doesn't allow you to rename a file where the only changes are case-sensitive. For example, "foo.JPG" to "foo.jpg". You can see an example using the command-shell "tcsh". Start this shell (type "tcsh" at any command prompt), and then type:
% touch foo.JPG
% mv foo.JPG foo.jpg
overwrite foo.jpg? (y/n [n])
Now, you may think it's no problem because few people use tcsh, but the problem is more systemic that should be addressed because I'm finding the problem at a programming level as well. The simplistic tcsh example illustrates the problem: the internals of tcsh call the OS-layer library function rename(2) to move or rename a file. However, something in the OS that reports back that the new filename exists (even though it doesn't) Because it sees foo.JPG, and it doesn't differentiate letter case, it thinks foo.jpg exists, so it returns an error to the calling program. In this case, it's tcsh, which is what prompts the user to overwrite. It doesn't matter what you answer, the result is the same. If you say yesthe OS doesn't see them as different, so it doesn't do anything.
If you're a programmer, you can see this happen for yourself by writing a small program that does the same thing:
#!/usr/bin/perl
if (!rename "foo.JPG", "foo.jpg") {
print "Error: $!\n";
This simple perl script just calls the rename(2) library call, which is part of the OS.
What I don't understand is why this error happens, when, and how to get around it. Obviously, other programs that rename files don't have this problem. The default shell, bash, doesn't have a problem either--even though tcsh (also a similar command-line shell) does. In fact, most programs don't have this problem. But as a programmer, I'm not sure what I should be doing. This exact same perl script (and correlating C programs) work perfectly well on all other unix platforms I've tried.
G5 Mac OS X (10.4.5)

It's not at the os layer, it's at the filesystem
layer. The filesystem you have is not case sensitive.
well, the filesystem is part of the operating system, although it's clearly only one component of it. In fact, one of the primary defining characteristics of unix is how the filesystem works, albeit there are variations of implementation. But this is a nit=picking point.
As to the issue of whether the filesystem truly is case-insensitive, that isn't so clear. I can rename a file from foo.JPG to foo.jpg easily in the Finder (just click and edit a file to change it's name from upper to lower, or mixed), and the new name you give it DOES change. similarly, I can do this with virtually any other app that has a file-finder style dialog box. Why I can't do it with the shell (or at an API level) is the real mystery, and there is no doc on the subject that I'm aware of. Clearly, the OS is preserving the change somewhere, somehow. the question is, who's doing it? (and if it's not part of the filesystem, why?)
It could be that some other layer is sitting on top of the filesystem that is overseeing such actions, and is preserving the case of the filenames, but this is such a huge waste of time and work, all for a "feature" whose value is still as yet unclear to me.
If it is, as you say, that "my version" of the filesystem happens to be case-insensitive, I'd love to know where that came from, and what the rationale was behind it. And, of course, how to get some version of the filesystem that doesn't have this feature. I've been working with unix systems at every layer since 1983, and have never run into such a thing before.
dan

Case sensitive text

Hi experts,
I have a below written query:
IF customer_name IS NOT INITIAL.
    SELECT SINGLE kunnr FROM kna1 INTO lv_kunnr
                           WHERE
                           name1 = customer_name.
ENDIF.
The issue is that some of the 'name1" in KNA1 are in lower case, so what happens is that the FM in which I am coding, by default searches for the upper case fields. Since it does not find it, the output is not as desired.
How to rectify this issue?
Thanks,
Ajay.

Createad a FM with the below code. Used Name as import parameter with
data element text30 (domain text30). Text30 is marked with lowercase indicator at the domain level.
""Local Interface:
*" IMPORTING
*"     VALUE(NAME) TYPE TEXT30
DATA : lv_kunnr type kunnr.
SELECT SINGLE kunnr FROM kna1 INTO lv_kunnr
WHERE name1 = NAME.
Executed the FM in SE37 and passed value 'TeSt' it converts name mixedcase into uppercase and it does not work as expected
Created a program with the below code. Executed the program and entered the value 'TeSt' and it does not
convert to Uppercase in the FM.
PARAMETERS : p_test type text30.
CALL FUNCTION 'YTEST_K'
EXPORTING
    name          = p_test
If sy-subrc eq 0.
endif.
Regards,
LK.

Making search non case sensitive

Hi,
I have implemented a search help which I have copied from standard help ‘PREM’. I have created a Database view, taking that View I have created an Elementary search help and I have assign the elementary search help in the collective search help ‘ZPREM’ which is copied from ‘PREM’. In the search help I have two fields (NACHN, VORNA), which are case sensitive fields.
How to make it Non Case Sensitive?
Regards,
Jitendra

Hi ,
without checking "Lower Case" , any case(upper/lower) u are entering will be converted to upper case internally and the respective data will be displayed .
With checking the lower case check box in domain , u will get the exact case data in which u have entered .
but if ur requirement is like , if u enter a* in VORNA FIELD and it should display
a*
A* - ie. all the names starting with the both 'a' or 'A' , then
You can go for Search Help Exit . Inside the function module catch the entered name and select required records from DB as per ur requirement and insert result into RECORD_TAB[] internal table , having standard search help result list .
Regards
DJ

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