Uppercase / Lower case

Dear Master's,
I created editable alv,when i press save from report data get saved in table as UPPER case.But i want data will save as UPPER/LOWER case. Please help
Thanks & Regards
Atul Singh

Hi Atul,
Please check the data type of the fields that you are using. If it is a character type that does not allow lower case letters then data would surely get converted to upper case.
So, instead, try to use a field type for which the 'Lower Case' checkbox in its domain is selected.
Regards,
Aparna Alashe.

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Converts the contents of f from the nform format of a given platform into the system representation.
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This converts fields with types I and F. As in variant 4, you should define the number formats with type N and length 4.
You can display system codepage and number formats using the function module SYSTEM_FORMAT. This allows you to store additional information for archiving purposes.
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Performance:
Converting lowercase letters to uppercase (or the other way round) in a 10 byte character field requires around 7 msn (standardized microseconds).
If you use ... c USING c1... to replace two characters of a 10 byte character field,the runtime is around 9 msn.
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