How does lsmw control upper/lower case?

I have a client that wants all text fields to be in upper case?
How can we control this in lsmw (the only way we are loading data)?
Thanks.

In step 'Maintain field mapping and conversion' is where you define how to convert data. Have you tried converting the text to uppercase here?
Thanks,

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-I am trying to write a program that will examine each letter in the string and count how many time the upper-case letter 'E' appears, and how many times the lower-case letter 'e' appears.
-I also have to use a JOptionPane.showMessageDialog() to tell the user how many upper and lower case e's were in the string.
-This will be repeated until the user types the word "Stop".
please help if you can
what i have so far:
[code]
public class Project0 {
public static void main(String[] args) {
String[] uppercase = {'E'};
String[] lowercase = {'e'};
String isOrIsNot, inputWord;
while (true) {
   // This line asks the user for input by popping out a single window
   // with text input
   inputWord = JOptionPane.showInputDialog(null, "Please enter a sentence");
   if ( inputWord.equals("stop") )
    System.exit(0);
   // if the inputWord is contained within uppercase or
   // lowercase return true
   if (wordIsThere(inputWord, lowercase))
    isOrIsNot = "Number of lower case e's: ";
   if (wordIsThere(inputword, uppercase))
     isOrIsNot = "number of upper case e's: ";
   // Output to a JOptionPane window whether the word is on the list or not
   JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "The word " + inputWord + " " + isOrIsNot + " on the list.");
} //main
public static boolean wordIsThere(String findMe, String[] theList) {
for (int i=0; i<theList.length; ++i) {
   if (findMe.equals(theList[i])) return true;
return false;
} // wordIsThere
} // class Lab4Program1
[/code]

So what is your question? Do you get any errors? If so, post them. What doesn't work?
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How to query free text and how to efficiently process upper/lower case

Hi friends,
I'm now have two questions need your helps.
1, i want to query free text base on oracle semantic, i tried create a Full Text Index on object like ‘CREATE INDEX di_obj_idx ON data_integration(to_char(triple.GET_OBJECT())) indextype is ctxsys.context’, but i got an error 'DRG-11304:function-based indexes are not supported by this indextype’. it seems that can't specified a column with functions. so any way for this?
2, base on some reasons, we need to query something ignores upper/lower. of course, we can use upper/lower functions, but the performance is very low. what my question is is there any functions can be used in SEM_MATCH table function or any way can give me the higher performance?
best regards,
steven
Sep 9,2009

Hope this helps
import java.io.*;
public class Copy {
public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {
File inputFile = new File("farrago.txt");
File outputFile = new File("outagain.txt");
FileReader in = new FileReader(inputFile);
FileWriter out = new FileWriter(outputFile);
BufferedReader buff = new BufferedReader(in);
String c;
while ((c = buff.readLine()) != null)
out.write(c.toUpperCase());
in.close();
out.close();
}

Upper Lower Case for Input Fields of ALV

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i have an ALV has some input fields columns. All values of input fields are upper case after entering something into that input fields (etc. airline -> AIRLINE).
how to add upper lower case control to ALV? (etc. airline -> airline, AIRLINE -> AIRLINE)
Thanks.

Dear Narullah,
The elements of your table consists of data types you can maintain in the SE11.
The data type are based on a domain which you can maintain in SE11 as well.
Just go to SE11 and check the domain which is behind the table field. On the tab "Definition" of the domain just checkmark "Lower Case". Afterwards the system does not translate your input to upper case automatically.
If you use a SAP domain, you need to copy it to customer namespace, set the lower case flag, create a new data type based on your own domain and use it in the structure of your internal table.
Does this help?
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Screenpainter Attribut Upper/Lower case

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i want to set the attribut 'Upper/lower case possible' to an element in a table control, but it is not possible.
I can't set the falg, it's greyed out. Please help.
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Thomas Strehle

Hi Thomas,
For me it is coming, it is char field. In
screen attributes Dic tab last check box (Upper/lower case)is enabled for me. please check yours.
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Internal Order match-code fail becuase Upper-Lower case

Hi
I'need to search Internal Order using a piece of teh Order description.
Unfortunately the description COAS-KTEXT is case sensitive, and the Order is not found if Upper/lower case rules are not respected. I Have create a new Z match-code, bust this has the same problem.
Any Idea to solcve thsi issue ???
Thanks for your help.
Claudio

Hello
pls check OSS note 75233, is decribed the solucion you are looking for.
Solution
Check whether an F4 search for short text is required.
You must then either allow for the fact that the selection criteria "short text" is case-sensitive, or you can change all the short text to uppercase. This change is then effective during all displays and entries of the short text for the order and cannot be reversed. Any information which is provided in lowercase letters is then lost.
You should also consider creating an index for the field AUFK-KTEXT.
If you want to change to uppercase letters, proceed as follows:
1. Modify the table AUFK. The field KTEXT requires another data element with a domain in which the flag "lowercase letters" is not marked. The most effective solution is to copy the data element and the domains and in addition to the descriptions, change only flag "lowercase letters"
This change means that for overhead cost orders (transactions KO01, KO02) only short text in uppercase letters can be recorded.
2. To change the already existing database entries to uppercase letters run report RDOTXT2U which is contained in the standard program and the current version of which is shown below. Please read the documentation for this report.

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Control on lower case upper case

Hi,
I have one internal table say it_tab....i am converting this table into xml file....fields of internal table is equal to xml tag, for example i have defined internal table field name as "Product" so xml tag will be Product.....but my problem is that sap automatically convert internal table field name in uppercase....i want XML tag as "Product" instead of "PRODUCT" or "product"
Please help me how can i control this. Here is the example:
data: begin of it_tab occurs 0,
Product type string,
end of it_tab.
so after generate XML file XML tag should be: Product.

using TRANSLATE convert the whole field name to lowercase 'product'>> using offset ( field+0(1) ) convert the first character to upper case 'Product', and modify your internal table accordingly.
dont think there s any FM or direct method to do this.
Edited by: AJ Nayak on Feb 27, 2012 3:21 PM

Upper / Lower case using SQL

Hello friends,
i have to read a field out of a dbtable. The field contains e.g. a string like "a11B". During the sql selection i would like to use upper or lower case to transform the string to "A11B":
SELECT...WHERE UPPER(attribute) IN range_variable.
Can somebody say how this command looks like in abap?
I haven't found a command for abap like UPPER() or UCASE() using mysql.
<<help>>
daniel

Depending on you database system, you can use native SQL. For Oracle:
report ztest no standard page heading.
tables lfa1.
data: name like lfa1-name1 value 'TEST'.
EXEC SQL.
SELECT *
INTO :LFA1
FROM LFA1
WHERE UPPER(NAME1) = :NAME
ENDEXEC.
This will select where the name is "Test" or "TEST" or other combinations.
Rob

Upper lower case problem.

Dear all,
in the following code i want to cmpare the database user with the user in my table.
here is a problem when i connect with the user which name is stored in upper case in table its okey.
but when i login with a user which name is store in lower case in table its give error :GLOBAL.FRM_USER not found.
declare
vusr varchar2(10);
     v_db_user varchar2(20);
begin
     select user
     into v_db_user
     from dual;
     select LOGIN
     into vusr     from mis.SETUP_USERS
     where LOGIN= v_db_user;
                              :GLOBAL.FRM_USER := VUSR;
end;
Thanks in advance.
Muhammad Nadeem
[email protected]

Are you getting this error directly in this piece of code?
If the following select does not find a value I think an exception would be raised which would mean you bypass the assignment of your global
select LOGIN
into vusr from mis.SETUP_USERS
where LOGIN= v_db_user;
Later if you reference :GLOBAL.FRM_USER on the right hand side of an assignment you will probably get the error
If you use default_value('GLOBAL.FRM_USER','some value you think is relevant'); at the top of this code you should not get the error (I hope) but you should maybe consider if the select into raises an exception you want to deal with it, or consider using upper to ensure you match on usernames, but be careful you do not invalidate an index lookup.

Re: remote control pressing lower case 'e' launches explorer

I have typically seen this kind of behavior when the user has a stuck
key on
the keyboard, in this instance, it looks like the user has a stuck
Windows
key. Have them unplug the keyboard and then re-establish your session.
Jim Shank
<[email protected] [email protected]> wrote in
message
news:6tdua.3301$[email protected]..
> Two windows 9x machines, remote control works but when typing lower
case
> keys that map to windows system functions, those functions launch.
For
> example, pressing lower case 'e' launches windows explorer rather
than
> showing an 'e' in notepad. Lower case 'r' launches the run command.
> Lower case 'f' launches find files.
>
> Has anyone seen this behavior?
>
> Nick
> Elliott

Actually, it's doing it on all machines, we are on ZFD 3.2 sp1. We
also
have a mix of Win9x/NT/2000. Originally, the keyboard function did
not
work at all until we upgraded to ZFD sp1. Now it works, but, it seems
like the windows system key is "stuck" in the keyboard buffer or
something. So if you have notepad or wordpad open and you type "e" an
explorer window pops up rather than the "e" actually getting typed. Strange huh? we tried to enable/disable the system key pass through to
no
avail.
Thanks for the quick response
Nick
> I have typically seen this kind of behavior when the user has a
stuck
key on
> the keyboard, in this instance, it looks like the user has a stuck Windows
> key. Have them unplug the keyboard and then re-establish your
session.
>
> Jim Shank
>
> <[email protected] [email protected]> wrote in message
> news:6tdua.3301$[email protected]..
> > Two windows 9x machines, remote control works but when typing
lower
case
> > keys that map to windows system functions, those functions launch.
For
> > example, pressing lower case 'e' launches windows explorer rather
than
> > showing an 'e' in notepad. Lower case 'r' launches the run
command.
> > Lower case 'f' launches find files.
> >
> > Has anyone seen this behavior?
> >
> > Nick
> > Elliott
>
>

Dynamic Search - Upper/lower case of Search Criteria

Hi,
If I enter a search criterion in lower case in the text box field of my dynamic search, the string gets automatically converted to upper case when I press 'Search'. Is there any way to retain the case of the search parameter value?

Hi,
the data types for the input fields of the search mask are of type STRING. There is no conversion done there.
If the case changes it has to be done in the applicatgion logic of the view controller, most probably the EH_ONSEARCH().
Another hot option is the data element that is used for the parameter. Does it allow lower case values?
cheers Carsten

Remote control pressing lower case 'e' launches explorer

Two windows 9x machines, remote control works but when typing lower
case
keys that map to windows system functions, those functions launch.
For
example, pressing lower case 'e' launches windows explorer rather than
showing an 'e' in notepad. Lower case 'r' launches the run command.
Lower case 'f' launches find files.
Has anyone seen this behavior?
Nick
Elliott

Actually, it's doing it on all machines, we are on ZFD 3.2 sp1. We
also
have a mix of Win9x/NT/2000. Originally, the keyboard function did
not
work at all until we upgraded to ZFD sp1. Now it works, but, it seems
like the windows system key is "stuck" in the keyboard buffer or
something. So if you have notepad or wordpad open and you type "e" an
explorer window pops up rather than the "e" actually getting typed. Strange huh? we tried to enable/disable the system key pass through to
no
avail.
Thanks for the quick response
Nick
> I have typically seen this kind of behavior when the user has a
stuck
key on
> the keyboard, in this instance, it looks like the user has a stuck Windows
> key. Have them unplug the keyboard and then re-establish your
session.
>
> Jim Shank
>
> <[email protected] [email protected]> wrote in message
> news:6tdua.3301$[email protected]..
> > Two windows 9x machines, remote control works but when typing
lower
case
> > keys that map to windows system functions, those functions launch.
For
> > example, pressing lower case 'e' launches windows explorer rather
than
> > showing an 'e' in notepad. Lower case 'r' launches the run
command.
> > Lower case 'f' launches find files.
> >
> > Has anyone seen this behavior?
> >
> > Nick
> > Elliott
>
>

How to make a number lower case?

Write a program to convert uppercase numbers to lowercase numbers. You may use any part of the Java API but may not team together with other students and turn in group work. You must write the class and provide at least 5 methods but no more than 8 methods to accomplish this task. Your program must be able to accept arguments from the command line
public class MakeLowerCaseNumber
public MakeLowerCaseNumber(String[] args)
int i;
for (i =0; i < args.length; i++)
makeLower(args);
private void makeLower(String argument)
System.out.print("Making " + argument + " into a lowercase number ");
public static void main(String[] args)
MakeLowerCaseNumber makeLowerCaseNumber = new MakeLowerCaseNumber(args);
I am lost. I have written this much. It doesn't make my number lowercase. Can someone show me what to do?

You make a lower case number by adding the difference
return lowerChar +('a' - 'A');
So try doing the same for a number.That's one way. Since this is such a stupid assignment, I have a couple other suggestions:
For every number (which could be interpreted as each individual digit or each string of +/-, digits, and at most one decimal point, or even include scientific notation)...
1) ...just change that number to the string "lowercase numbers."
2) ...change the numbers to their spelled out equivalents (in lowercase, of course), e.g. "three", "forty-two"
3) ...since the assignment said, "convert uppercase numbers to lowercase numbers," you could interpret it as "If the number is uppercase, convert it to lowercase," and then start your processing code with Character.isUperCase(), which will return false every time.
4) ...as a variation on #3, just call to CharacterLowerCase() on each digit.
<editorial>
I hate teachers who think they're being clever and teaching students to "think outside the box" when they come up with nonsensical problems like this. They need a good smiting.
</editorial>

Autocomplete upper/lower case

I am currently running 3.0.04(Build MAIN-04.34) on Windows XP. For a while I had the auto complete working exactly as I wanted it, and now it is always showing upper case.
What I want to happen
I type "SELECT * FROM myschema.ta" and then hit ctrl+space I want it to auto complete to "SELECT * FROM myschema.table" instead it is currently auto completing to "SELECT * FROM MYSCHEMA.TABLE"(about 90% of the time) or occasionally "SELECT * FROM MYSCHEMA.table"(about 10% of the time). I've tried messing with the various settings but I can't seem to find the right combination. Also, the fact that the behavior changes baffles me. I am assuming I am altering the preferences somehow without realizing.

Hi Claytonian,
Actually, there is.
On Preferences - Shortcut Keys, fill 'convert' on the search box.
It will show you the list of available command to change to upper or lower case, however unfortunately there is no initcap.
In my SQL Dev, I put Ctrl + U as the key combination for 'Convert Selection to Uppercase', and Ctrl + L for 'Convert Selection to Lowercase'.
Hence, using these key combinations, we can change case without modifying the autocomplete preferences.
I rarely used initcap, so I guess this is quite enough.
If you feel the need of initcap, feel free to put suggestion on SQL Developer Exchange.
Regards,
Buntoro

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