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yodercm:<br />
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I am using php strings on a web server to update &amp;&nbsp;insert data.<br />
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I'm not clear on where I put this.<br />
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In the table definition?<br />
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Thanks
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yodercm:

I am using php strings on a web server to update & insert data.

I'm not clear on where I put this.

In the table definition?

Thanks

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Thanks a lot for the points (NOT) for giving you the MySQL structure you asked for. &nbsp;I'm sure Sharath appreciates getting all the points for incorporating my answer.
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Thanks a lot for the points (NOT) for giving you the MySQL structure you asked for.  I'm sure Sharath appreciates getting all the points for incorporating my answer.

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I expect a split of points here as yodercm has provided you the actual logic and I just gave you a suggestion on how to implement that logic. <br />
yodercm - &nbsp;you can request moderator for split of points. I am happy for that.
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I expect a split of points here as yodercm has provided you the actual logic and I just gave you a suggestion on how to implement that logic.
yodercm -  you can request moderator for split of points. I am happy for that.

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OK, I'm fine with that. How do I &quot;request moderator for split of points&quot;?
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OK, I'm fine with that. How do I "request moderator for split of points"?

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To yodercm &amp;&nbsp;Sharath_123:<br />
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I requested a moderator to split the points.<br />
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rkorts
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To yodercm & Sharath_123:

I requested a moderator to split the points.

rkorts

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Is there a way to force the first letter of a field in a MySQL table to be upper case?<br />
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So when the INSERT (or UPDATE) is done, if the first letter is lower case, it makes it upper case?<br />
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Thanks
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Is there a way to force the first letter of a field in a MySQL table to be upper case?

So when the INSERT (or UPDATE) is done, if the first letter is lower case, it makes it upper case?

Thanks

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