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DCameron: /* Usage notes */

2019-01-23T11:16:00Z

Usage notes

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	<p>Refer to the [[Processing multiply occurring fields and field groups#PRINT and PRINT n statements\|PRINT and PRINT n statements]] topic for a description of the PRINT statement.</p>		<p>Refer to the [[Processing multiply occurring fields and field groups#PRINT and PRINT n statements\|PRINT and PRINT n statements]] topic for a description of the PRINT statement.</p>

	<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> Two keywords, UPCASE and NOCASE, can be used with screen input items. If UPCASE is specified, all input is translated to uppercase. If NOCASE is specified, then input is not translated. If neither UPCASE nor NOCASE is specified, the LOWER/UPPER setting determines whether or not screen input is translated. </p>		<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> Two keywords, UPCASE and NOCASE, can be used with screen input items. If UPCASE is specified, all input is translated to uppercase. If NOCASE is specified, then input is not translated. If neither UPCASE nor NOCASE is specified, the LOWER/<var>[[UPPER_command\|*UPPER]]</var> setting determines whether or not screen input is translated. </p>
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ELowell at 16:07, 22 March 2017

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	<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> Two keywords, UPCASE and NOCASE, can be used with screen input items. If UPCASE is specified, all input is translated to uppercase. If NOCASE is specified, then input is not translated. If neither UPCASE nor NOCASE is specified, the LOWER/UPPER setting determines whether or not screen input is translated. </p>		<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> Two keywords, UPCASE and NOCASE, can be used with screen input items. If UPCASE is specified, all input is translated to uppercase. If NOCASE is specified, then input is not translated. If neither UPCASE nor NOCASE is specified, the LOWER/UPPER setting determines whether or not screen input is translated. </p>
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JAL at 20:12, 5 August 2014

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	<p>Refer to the [[~~Operations on~~ multiply occurring fields#~~PRINT_and_PRINT_n_statements~~\|PRINT and PRINT n statements]] topic for a description of the PRINT statement.</p>		<p>Refer to the [[Processing multiply occurring fields and field groups#PRINT and PRINT n statements\|PRINT and PRINT n statements]] topic for a description of the PRINT statement.</p>

	<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> Two keywords, UPCASE and NOCASE, can be used with screen input items. If UPCASE is specified, all input is translated to uppercase. If NOCASE is specified, then input is not translated. If neither UPCASE nor NOCASE is specified, the LOWER/UPPER setting determines whether or not screen input is translated. </p>		<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> Two keywords, UPCASE and NOCASE, can be used with screen input items. If UPCASE is specified, all input is translated to uppercase. If NOCASE is specified, then input is not translated. If neither UPCASE nor NOCASE is specified, the LOWER/UPPER setting determines whether or not screen input is translated. </p>
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	<p>Refer to the [[~~Operations_on_Multiply_Occurring_Fields~~#PRINT_and_PRINT_n_statements\|PRINT and PRINT n statements]] topic for a description of the PRINT statement.</p>		<p>Refer to the [[Operations on multiply occurring fields#PRINT_and_PRINT_n_statements\|PRINT and PRINT n statements]] topic for a description of the PRINT statement.</p>

	<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> Two keywords, UPCASE and NOCASE, can be used with screen input items. If UPCASE is specified, all input is translated to uppercase. If NOCASE is specified, then input is not translated. If neither UPCASE nor NOCASE is specified, the LOWER/UPPER setting determines whether or not screen input is translated. </p>		<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> Two keywords, UPCASE and NOCASE, can be used with screen input items. If UPCASE is specified, all input is translated to uppercase. If NOCASE is specified, then input is not translated. If neither UPCASE nor NOCASE is specified, the LOWER/UPPER setting determines whether or not screen input is translated. </p>
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ELowell: /* Usage notes */

2013-11-15T16:13:31Z

Usage notes

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	==Usage notes==		==Usage notes==
	<p>The LOWER command deactivates the translation of lowercase to uppercase characters. This translation, which is performed automatically by <var class="product">Model 204</var>, causes lowercase input from the terminal to be converted to uppercase before it is processed. If the user enters LOWER (in uppercase) at a terminal, lowercase characters are preserved.</p>		<p>The LOWER command deactivates the translation of lowercase to uppercase characters. This translation, which is performed automatically by <var class="product">Model 204</var>, causes lowercase input from the terminal to be converted to uppercase before it is processed. If the user enters LOWER (in uppercase) at a terminal, lowercase characters are preserved.</p>
	<p><var class="product">Model 204</var> allows LOWER to be entered whenever <var class="product">Model 204</var> is expecting input. Unless LOWER is preceded by a leading blank or blanks, it is always processed as a command. For example:</p>		<p><var class="product">Model 204</var> allows LOWER to be entered whenever <var class="product">Model 204</var> is expecting input. Unless LOWER is preceded by a leading blank or blanks, it is always processed as a command.</p>

			<p>For example, this request invokes the *LOWER command, and then prints the strings, 'hello', in lowercase, and 'HELLO', in uppercase, at the terminal:</p>
	<p class="code">BEGIN		<p class="code">BEGIN
	PRINT '*LOWER'		PRINT '*LOWER'
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	END		END
	</p>		</p>
	<p>~~This request invokes~~ the *LOWER command, ~~and then~~ prints the ~~strings,~~ '~~hello~~'~~, in lowercase, and 'HELLO',~~ in uppercase, at the terminal~~. On the other hand~~:</p>		<p> On the other hand, this request prints the string '*LOWER' in uppercase at the terminal:</p>
	<p class="code">BEGIN		<p class="code">BEGIN
	PRINT '*LOWER'		PRINT '*LOWER'
	END		END
	</p>		</p>
	<p>~~This request prints the string '*LOWER' in uppercase at the terminal.~~ Refer to the [[Operations_on_Multiply_Occurring_Fields#PRINT_and_PRINT_n_statements\|PRINT and PRINT n statements]] topic for a description of the PRINT statement.</p>		<p>Refer to the [[Operations_on_Multiply_Occurring_Fields#PRINT_and_PRINT_n_statements\|PRINT and PRINT n statements]] topic for a description of the PRINT statement.</p>
	<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> Two keywords, UPCASE and NOCASE, can be used with screen input items. If UPCASE is specified, all input is translated to uppercase. If NOCASE is specified, then input is not translated. If neither UPCASE nor NOCASE is specified, the LOWER/UPPER setting determines whether or not screen input is translated. </p>		<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> Two keywords, UPCASE and NOCASE, can be used with screen input items. If UPCASE is specified, all input is translated to uppercase. If NOCASE is specified, then input is not translated. If neither UPCASE nor NOCASE is specified, the LOWER/UPPER setting determines whether or not screen input is translated. </p>
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ELowell: /* Usage notes */

2013-07-16T18:46:14Z

Usage notes

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	<p>This request prints the string '*LOWER' in uppercase at the terminal. Refer to the [[Operations_on_Multiply_Occurring_Fields#PRINT_and_PRINT_n_statements\|PRINT ~~topic~~]] for a description of the PRINT statement.</p>		<p>This request prints the string '*LOWER' in uppercase at the terminal. Refer to the [[Operations_on_Multiply_Occurring_Fields#PRINT_and_PRINT_n_statements\|PRINT and PRINT n statements]] topic for a description of the PRINT statement.</p>
	<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> Two keywords, UPCASE and NOCASE, can be used with screen input items. If UPCASE is specified, all input is translated to uppercase. If NOCASE is specified, then input is not translated. If neither UPCASE nor NOCASE is specified, the LOWER/UPPER setting determines whether or not screen input is translated. </p>		<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> Two keywords, UPCASE and NOCASE, can be used with screen input items. If UPCASE is specified, all input is translated to uppercase. If NOCASE is specified, then input is not translated. If neither UPCASE nor NOCASE is specified, the LOWER/UPPER setting determines whether or not screen input is translated. </p>
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ELowell: /* Usage notes */

2013-07-16T18:44:58Z

Usage notes

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	<p>This request prints the string '*LOWER' in uppercase at the terminal. Refer to the ~~<var class="book">Rocket Model 204 User Language Manual</var>~~ for a description of the PRINT statement.</p>		<p>This request prints the string '*LOWER' in uppercase at the terminal. Refer to the [[Operations_on_Multiply_Occurring_Fields#PRINT_and_PRINT_n_statements\|PRINT topic]] for a description of the PRINT statement.</p>
	<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> Two keywords, UPCASE and NOCASE, can be used with screen input items. If UPCASE is specified, all input is translated to uppercase. If NOCASE is specified, then input is not translated. If neither UPCASE nor NOCASE is specified, the LOWER/UPPER setting determines whether or not screen input is translated. </p>		<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> Two keywords, UPCASE and NOCASE, can be used with screen input items. If UPCASE is specified, all input is translated to uppercase. If NOCASE is specified, then input is not translated. If neither UPCASE nor NOCASE is specified, the LOWER/UPPER setting determines whether or not screen input is translated. </p>
	[[Category: General user commands]]		[[Category: General user commands]]
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ELowell: /* Usage notes */

2013-07-16T15:28:00Z

Usage notes

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	==Usage notes==		==Usage notes==
	<p>The LOWER command deactivates the translation of lowercase to uppercase characters. This translation, which is performed automatically by <var class="product">Model 204</var>, causes lowercase input from the terminal to be converted to uppercase before it is processed. If the user enters LOWER (in uppercase) at a terminal, lowercase characters are preserved.</p>		<p>The LOWER command deactivates the translation of lowercase to uppercase characters. This translation, which is performed automatically by <var class="product">Model 204</var>, causes lowercase input from the terminal to be converted to uppercase before it is processed. If the user enters LOWER (in uppercase) at a terminal, lowercase characters are preserved.</p>
	<p><var class="product">Model 204</var> allows LOWER to be entered ~~anytime~~ <var class="product">Model 204</var> is expecting input. Unless LOWER is preceded by a leading blank or blanks, it is always processed as a command. For example:</p>		<p><var class="product">Model 204</var> allows LOWER to be entered whenever <var class="product">Model 204</var> is expecting input. Unless LOWER is preceded by a leading blank or blanks, it is always processed as a command. For example:</p>
	<p class="code">BEGIN		<p class="code">BEGIN
	PRINT '*LOWER'		PRINT '*LOWER'
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	END		END
	</p>		</p>
	<p>This request prints the string '*LOWER' in uppercase at the terminal. Refer to the <var class="book">Model 204 User Language Manual</var> for a description of the PRINT statement.</p>		<p>This request prints the string '*LOWER' in uppercase at the terminal. Refer to the <var class="book">Rocket Model 204 User Language Manual</var> for a description of the PRINT statement.</p>
	<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> Two keywords, UPCASE and NOCASE, can be used with screen input items. If UPCASE is specified, all input is translated to uppercase. If NOCASE is specified, then input is not translated. If neither UPCASE nor NOCASE is specified, the LOWER/UPPER setting determines whether or not screen input is translated. </p>		<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> Two keywords, UPCASE and NOCASE, can be used with screen input items. If UPCASE is specified, all input is translated to uppercase. If NOCASE is specified, then input is not translated. If neither UPCASE nor NOCASE is specified, the LOWER/UPPER setting determines whether or not screen input is translated. </p>
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	<p>This request prints the string '*LOWER' in uppercase at the terminal. Refer to the <var>Model 204 User Language Manual</var> for a description of the PRINT statement.</p>		<p>This request prints the string '*LOWER' in uppercase at the terminal. Refer to the <var class="book">Model 204 User Language Manual</var> for a description of the PRINT statement.</p>
	<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> Two keywords, UPCASE and NOCASE, can be used with screen input items. If UPCASE is specified, all input is translated to uppercase. If NOCASE is specified, then input is not translated. If neither UPCASE nor NOCASE is specified, the LOWER/UPPER setting determines whether or not screen input is translated. </p>		<p class="note"><b>Note:</b> Two keywords, UPCASE and NOCASE, can be used with screen input items. If UPCASE is specified, all input is translated to uppercase. If NOCASE is specified, then input is not translated. If neither UPCASE nor NOCASE is specified, the LOWER/UPPER setting determines whether or not screen input is translated. </p>
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==Summary==
<dl>
<dt>Privileges
<dd>Any user
<dt>Function
<dd>Deactivates <var class="product">Model 204</var>'s automatic translation of lowercase characters to uppercase characters
</dl>
==Format==
*LOWER

==Example==
PRINT '*LOWER'

==Usage notes==
The *LOWER command deactivates the translation of lowercase to uppercase characters. This translation, which is performed automatically by <var class="product">Model 204</var>, causes lowercase input from the terminal to be converted to uppercase before it is processed. If the user enters *LOWER (in uppercase) at a terminal, lowercase characters are preserved.
<var class="product">Model 204</var> allows *LOWER to be entered anytime <var class="product">Model 204</var> is expecting input. Unless *LOWER is preceded by a leading blank or blanks, it is always processed as a command. For example:
BEGIN
PRINT '*LOWER'
PRINT 'hello'
PRINT 'HELLO'
END

This request invokes the *LOWER command, and then prints the strings, 'hello', in lowercase, and 'HELLO', in uppercase, at the terminal. On the other hand:
BEGIN
PRINT '*LOWER'
END

This request prints the string '*LOWER' in uppercase at the terminal. Refer to the <var>Model 204 User Language Manual</var> for a description of the PRINT statement.
Note: Two keywords, UPCASE and NOCASE, can be used with screen input items. If UPCASE is specified, all input is translated to uppercase. If NOCASE is specified, then input is not translated. If neither UPCASE nor NOCASE is specified, the *LOWER/*UPPER setting determines whether or not screen input is translated. 
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