Problem in converting into upper case urgent

hi,
i  working on module pool program.
in the initial screen there is two fields one is number one is name.
if i enter the name in the name field it is automatically converting into upper case,
but in this case my select query is not working,how to solve this,i mean i have to take same as it is what i entered.
kindly give me suggestion.it is urgent issue.i have to delever today.
Thanks,
mohan.

hi
in the Report to handle like this situation.. we use the extentions to the parameter  as  LOWER CASE .
parameters p_t type char10 LOWER CASE .
i think in the Module pool also.. we can do this in Properties of the FIELD... once check the Properties of the field... there  could be a chance.
hi
<b>there is field <b>checkbox called UPPER/LOWER CASE</b>at the bottom of the properties... if tick this u r porblem will be solved</b>
Please Close this thread.. when u r problem is solved
Reward if Helpful
Regards
Naresh Reddy K
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        Naresh Reddy

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