Hi Shashi Mishra,

If Caps is on you can throw warning and even if user puts the CAPITAL  usrename or any combination you use:

You can user ToLower() to compare the username.

Reagrds,

Amreen

Hi shashi

if you have check this  document you will find this contains

Regards

Himanshu

Hello Shashi,

 You can create a User Extended Entity and adapt your log-in flow to your necessities. 

Check this post about How to add extra logic to Users' login.

Hope it helps!

Paulo Rosário

hello shashi

You can anyway create you user name and password with any upper case or lowercase latter but for further varification for case sensitivity you can add validation on the text bar of login screen and as well as do changes in the login action for the case sensitivity

Hey Shashi Mishra , 

https://success.outsystems.com/Documentation/How-to_Guides/Logic/How_to_add_extra_logic_to_Users'_login?_gl=1*g1qdrq*_ga*MjIzNTk1NzE2LjE2MzczODgzODU.*_ga_ZD4DTMHWR2*MTY1NjI5MzAxNi42NS4xLjE2NTYyOTQyMDcuMzQ.

Add your logic and check sensitive Username for login

thanks,

Ramesh

Hi

You can use ToLower() to validate the user name and also have a look on this link.. 

I https://www.outsystems.com/forums/discussion/65307/case-insensitive-in-outsystems/

Thanks

Hi Shashi,

Why do you have the requirement to have case-sensitive usernames?

Most identity access systems like AzureAD are also not case-sensitive, they are however case aware, meaning the typed upper and lowercase characters will be stored as typed.

Regards,

Daniel