LOWERCASE

Hi I have a characteristic "ZCOMPANY" and its data contains lowercase letters. I choose lowercase options in the GENERAL tab it accepts data and everything is fine. I am trying to use the routine (TOUPPER) and do not choose lowercase option in GENERAL tab. If I do so, I get follwoing error (from details tab):
(GREEN): Processing (data packet) : Everything OK
   (here I have all GREEN for transfer rules, update rules)
(RED): Subseq. processing (messages): Errors occured
     (GREEN): Activation of data records from ODS object XXX started
     (RED)    : Value 'Even' (hex:41637....) of characteristic PUBLISHER contains invalid chara
     (RED): Activation of data records from ODS object xxx terminated
     (RED): Error getting SID for ODS object XXX
I have selected, automatic update of data in my ODS settings.
One more thing, even in Simulation (after preview) I can not see the data converting into upper case (as I mentioned before,I am using TOUPPER routine)
Any ideas ...
Thanks in advacne.

Hi,
You can try to put this code in your transfer rules (in mapping yor ZCOMPANY field).
DATA v_text TYPE string.
v_text = TRAN_STRUCTURE-/BIC/ZCOMPANY.
TRANSLATE v_text TO UPPER CASE.
RESULT = v_text .
You can watch the variable "v_text" in your debugging mode to see the data changing to UPPER case and moving it's value to your result (ZCOMPANY field).
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