how to insert uppercase values into a mysql table

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hi all, just want to find out how can i convert letters to upper case when inserting them into a table, ive already got the "text-transform" style on the textboxes that allows the user to only put upper case letters into the textboxs despite caps been on or off, but when caps is off even though it shows upper case in the textbox its still inserting it into the table as lower case letters how can i change this please

Posted 19-Oct-12 1:01am

Wes101

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Solution 1

hi,
you can use 'upper' key word in sql when inserting values to table...

select upper('sankar')

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SANKAR

Posted 19-Oct-12 1:06am

uss_sankar

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Wes101 19-Oct-12 7:10am

but im not using select in my query, my query is as follows
<pre>INSERT INTO audit (member_id, date_time, table_name, field, old_value, new_value) VALUES (@member_id, @date_time, @table_name, @field, @old_value, @new_value)</pre>

Solution 3

hi...

you use Toupper() methd for insert data in Upper case ininsert query you use Toupper() method behind and value for example if you insert TextBox value you use

-Ex-TxtName.Text.Toupper()

-this method convert TxtName.Text Value in Upper Case this way You can also Use for DropDownlsi

-Ex- drpnameprefix.SelectedItem.Text.ToUpper()

-so just Put Toupper()method and convert Any value in upper case and insert that value in database

Enjoy coding

Posted 19-Oct-12 2:10am

bhavesh002

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Abhimanyu Rawat · Accepted Answer · 2012-10-19T01:41:00

Solution 2

Hello

You just use Upper keyword e.g. like

SQL

upper('abhimanyu')

Thanks
Abhimanyu

Posted 19-Oct-12 1:41am

Abhimanyu Rawat