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how to do conversion of ISPF table values to Upper case


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ermanjitsingh

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PostPosted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 6:35 pm
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Hi..

i have created one tool. In that tool i m displaying the table in the panel.

I want to covert the values of the ISPF table to Upper Case when user add the values in the table dynamically thru panel.
Like if there is one field in the panel : the file Name
& if user enter file name as: ambs in small letter.

I want to store this in table in upper case internally

If i do CAPS ON, for other static fields in the panel if i m entering in Small case then its automatically converting to upper case.
But its not happening if i enter the value in table in Small case.its taking as small case only not converting to upper case.

MY req. is to store those values in table in Upper case only even if user enter small case.

Any idea on this please ?

one way is: user have to do CAPS Lock On in the keyboard. to enter in CAPS.

Can we do internally CAPS LOCK ON thru Rexx before or after displaying panel ?
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Pedro

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PostPosted: Thu Jul 23, 2009 7:00 pm
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You should be able to change the value to uppercase in the panel. Show us the attribute for your field.

In rexx, you can use the TRANSLATE() function.
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ermanjitsingh

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PostPosted: Fri Jul 24, 2009 10:22 am
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Pedro wrote:
You should be able to change the value to uppercase in the panel. Show us the attribute for your field.

In rexx, you can use the TRANSLATE() function.


Thanks a ton Pedro.

It is working fine now.

Earlier i haven't included the CAPS(ON) in input field Attribute.
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