How to replace mixed chars string

Hi All,
I want to replace mixed chars string from each row and want to replace with new string.
Ex : The existing string might be in different cases like "Abc string", "abc string", "aBC string". I want to search for all these string types and want to replace with new string "Abc string".
Could anyone give suggestions on this.
Thanks,
Prakash

[url http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e26088/functions149.htm#i1305521]REGEXP_REPLACE supports case insensitive replacing.
REGEXP_REPLACE(source_string,'abc string','Abc string',1,0,'i')The *'i'* specifies case insensitive replacing, so it will find all of "Abc string", "abc string", "aBC string" :-)

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