No lower case allowed for infoobject despite checkbox unchecked

Hi,
I get problems with loading data in an infobject when the data is in lower case.
If I understand it correctly, the lower case isn't the trouble maker. If this flag is set, upper case and lower case are distinguished. Otherwise all the letters entered will be converted to upper case.
So to my feeling the lower case data should be converted to uppercase since the checkbox is not checked in my case.
Despite this, I get this error. Data will all capital data loads fine.
Am I missing something? Is this normal?
Eddy

I think you are interpreting  the checkbox for lowercase wrongly.
If you check the checkbox you should be able to load lower case aswell.
If you donot check this checkbox it only means you cannot load lower case letters, it doesnt mean it will be converted to uppercase.You need to convert it to upper case in your transformation by coding something like :
TRANSLATE RESULT TO UPPERCASE.
Hope this helps.

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