Table entries only with capital letters

Hi
I have created a table with some entries.One of these is type char length 65.My problem appears when i try to add entries to my table in this field,it will automatically transform them in capital letters.Even if i write with small letters,when saving,it will save my text with capital letters.How can i change this?
thank you.

Hi Seba,
Make below change in the DOMAIN for that field
Domain
Defination Tab
Tick Lower Case Checkbox of Output Characteristics..
Use
When this attribute is activated, you can enter both upper and lower
case letters; conversion to upper case does not then take place. Use of
this attribute only makes sense with character formats.
Hope it will solve your problem..
Thanks & Regards
ilesh 24x7
ilesh Nandaniya

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