RE: Converting to mixed case.

>
I recall seeing a method that would convert all upper or all lower case to
mixed case. Does this sound familiar to anyone?
Hello Everyone
I've developed a single Domain Class to support this behavior. With this
Domain Class you can choice to convert to mixed case each word of the
text or only the initial word and the word after a period by setting the
value of the ToUpdateEachWord attribute (boolean).
Here is an example of this domain class.
I hope this help you.
Victor Navarro
[email protected]

we have a database which I want to use as the source for generating a Java API, and I need/want the Java classes and attributes to be (automatically) created with mixed case names. At the same time we have existing applications and scripts that access the database, and these assume case insensitive table and column names.Not sure if I got you right, but how about creating views as e.g in
SQL> create or replace view "Dept"
2 as
3     select deptno "Deptno", dname "Dname", loc "Loc" from dept
4 /
View created.This will allow you to continue to query in case insensitive manner as well as case sensitive:
SQL>
SQL> select * from dept
2 /
         DEPTNO DNAME          LOC
             10 ACCOUNTING     NEW YORK
             20 RESEARCH       DALLAS
             30 SALES          CHICAGO
             40 OPERATIONS     BOSTON
SQL> select * from "Dept"
2 /
         Deptno Dname          Loc
             10 ACCOUNTING     NEW YORK
             20 RESEARCH       DALLAS
             30 SALES          CHICAGO
             40 OPERATIONS     BOSTON
SQL>As I understand, you could use the views (instead of the tables) to automatically generate mixed case classes while continuing to have case insensitve queries?!

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AMadeira wrote:
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hi
in the Report to handle like this situation.. we use the extentions to the parameter as LOWER CASE .
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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
there is field checkbox called UPPER/LOWER CASEat the bottom of the properties... if tick this u r porblem will be solved
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