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Parame

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varma_narayana
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Hi..

Declare the Parameter Like this:

<b>PARAMETERS : P_NAME(30) LOWER CASE.</b>

Now it will not convert into upper case. It will take as it is entered.

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Former Member
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In your parameter which database field you are reffering just check the domain definition and check the Lower Case check box(If it is a Z domain). other wise create a Z dataelement and z Domain and in that domain check the lower case option and reffer that z dataelement for your parameter.

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shiba dutta

Former Member
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Hi,

try this syntax,

PARAMETERS X TYPE i LOWER CASE.

SELECT-OPYIONS <seltab> FRO <f> LOWER CASE.

This will save the data as entered by the user..

varma_narayana
Active Contributor
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Hi..

Declare the Parameter Like this:

<b>PARAMETERS : P_NAME(30) LOWER CASE.</b>

Now it will not convert into upper case. It will take as it is entered.

<b>Reward if Helpful.</b>