Function with lower case parameters

Hi all,
Can anyone explain me how to create import parameters for a function which allows and passes lower case characters?
In a abap program is done like this
parameters: user(64) type c lower case.
Thanks for any help?
Jan

Hi
You don't need it because depends on format your using while transfering a value to interface of fm.
The program maintains the format of a variable, only the selection-screen convert the parameter if it's used a type doesn't support the lowercase.
Anyway you can use the command TRANSLATE:
A: TRANSLATE <FIELD> TO UPPER CASE.
B: TRANSLATE <FIELD> TO LOWER CASE.
Before moving <FIELD> to FM
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