Converting all to upper case

Hi,
Am loading from a flat file. I need to convert all the data into upper case before loading.
Can some one help me out with this. Where and how?
Thanks.

you'll have to do that for each single object; depending on how many fields you have you may change your flat file or do that during start routine.
LOOP AT DATA_PACKAGE.
   TRANSLATE DATA_PACKAGE-FIELD1 TO UPPER CASE.
   TRANSLATE DATA_PACKAGE-FIELDN TO UPPER CASE.
   MODIFY DATA_PACKAGE.
ENDLOOP.
hope this helps...
Olivier.

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