Script Function: Checks whether the characters of a certain string are written in uppercase letters.
Syntax
STR_ISUPPER (String)
Syntax |
Description/Format |
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String |
An alpha-numeric string. |
Return Codes |
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"Y" = All characters of the string are written in uppercase letters. |
Comments
This script function checks whether all characters of a specified string are written in uppercase letters. Special characters and numbers that might be used within the string are ignored. You can either define the string directly (by using single or double quotes) or use a script variable for this purpose.
"N" will be returned when the string includes at least one lowercase letter or no letters at all. "Y" will be returned when all letters of the string are uppercase letters.
Examples
The following example reads an entry of a VARA object and verifies that it is written in uppercase letters.
:SET &VAR# = GET_VAR(VARA.DB, "TEST", 1)
:SET &CHECK# = STR_ISUPPER(&VAR#)
:IF &CHECK# EQ "Y"
: P "STR_ISUPPER(&VAR#) = Y"
:ENDIF
See also:
Script Elements | Description |
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Checks whether the characters of a string are written in lowercase letters. |
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