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Enforcing Upper Case text in attribute

LorindaGilbert

Hi All,

Is there an attribute rule or a setting in the egdb that would enforce that all text entered in an attribute field would be upper case - no matter how it was typed?

Thanks,

Lorinda

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JoeBorgione

In the the first sequence you haven't done anything to the original value of your variable 'cmts'. You do in the second sequence. Very cool.

var cmts = $feature.Comments

var Uc = Upper(cmts)

return Uc;

Here I create a new variable and return it. Not as cool. No need to create a variable because you use the object properties.

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JoeBorgione

In the the first sequence you haven't done anything to the original value of your variable 'cmts'. You do in the second sequence. Very cool.

var cmts = $feature.Comments

var Uc = Upper(cmts)

return Uc;

Here I create a new variable and return it. Not as cool. No need to create a variable because you use the object properties.

LorindaGilbert

Hi Joe,

This is the code that I used and published, but it wasn't giving me upper case text when I test in neither ArcPro nor in the web app. I checked, the column name is proper name - Comments.

var cmts = $feature.Comments

Upper(cmts)

return cmts;

So I changed it to be this:

var cmts = $feature.Comments

return Upper(cmts);

And it worked - go figure.

Thanks for the validation that I was using the correct item, just slightly wrong syntax.

Lorinda

JoeBorgione

In the code below, I concatenate a bunch of attributes and then use the proper() function to make the final text pretty. Use the upper () function instead in line 12...

var values = [$feature.NAME, $feature.POSTTYPE, $feature.POSTDIR]
var combined_value = [];
// Loop through the field values and test if they are null or empty strings
// If they are not null or empty add them to an array
for (var i in values) {
    var value = values[i];
    if (IsEmpty(value)) continue;
    combined_value[Count(combined_value)] = value
}

// Return the field values concatenated with a space between
return proper(Concatenate(combined_value, " "));

This fires on Insert and Update.

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