I need to tanslate a field into upper case

Hello :
i would like to ask one favor i am trying to make a selections of data.
i have a RFC function that recieve a parameter and this parameter is used in selection of data.
for example when i send the parameter i transalate this into upper case using TRANSALATE VARIABLE TO UPPER CASE, so when i make the selections of the information i found all those data that also have upper case information in this field , but when one of that fields doesn't have upper case i can't find the information.
The problem is that the table has both information upper-lower case.
if somebody knows how to fix this problem i will appreciate .

One way to handle this if you can't control how the data is entered and the table is not too big, is to get all of the data into an internal table, translate the variable, then loop at the internal table and translate the field that you want to compare to upper case, then do the comparison, if not satisfied, then delete it from the internal table.
Translate v_parm to upper case.
select * into table itab from ztable.
loop at itab.
translate itab-fld1 to upper case.
    if v_parm <> itab-fld1.
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      continue.
    endif.
endloop.
Regards,
Rich Heilman

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