Problem with characters

hai,
wheb i am entering field name in screen i t accepts only lower case letters but not upper case letters for that what can i do ?

Yes, the error is releted to lower case; you can translate it to upper or change the infooject to accept lower case (bettar to transalte).
Hope it helps.
if not try this way.
paramaeters: p_dept type zemp-dept upper case obligatory
parameters : p_werks type marc-werks modif id Z1.
cheers
sri

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