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Case manipulation functions represent a subset of character functions, and they’re used to change the case of the text data. With these functions, we can convert the data into the upper, lower, or title case.
UCASE() (in other SQL flavors – UPPER()) – returns a string converted to the upper case
LCASE() (in other SQL flavors – LOWER()) – returns a string converted to the lower case
INITCAP() – returns a string converted to the title case (i.e., each word of the string starts from a capital letter)