Peter:
Look here:
http://www.pickwiki.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?BFind
I modified the old version, for UniData, to make it case insensitive by
default. It should just run in the U2 environment.
Hope this helps.
Bill
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d output to a
> file to pull record IDs as they are found when running this against any
> seriously large tables.
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I've often wanted the same. Often.
Is there a [BB] (Better&Better) Enhancement Request buried here?
> From: Peter Veenhof
> Is anyone familiar with the TCL command SEARCH? I can do a
> 'SEARCH filename ALL.MATCH' command at TCL and then it
> prompts for search criteria. I am wondering if it is
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Peter
Search is case sensitive.
The best case-insensitive equivalent (though slower) is to use a SELECT
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Peter
Search is case sensitive.
The best case-insensitive equivalent (though slower) is to use a SELECT command:
SELECT yourfile WITH EVAL "UPCASE(@RECORD)" LIKE "...YOUR_PHRASE..."
Brian
Hi all,
Is anyone familiar with the TCL command SEARCH? I can do a 'SEARCH
filename ALL.MATCH' command at
