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find Command—List Database Records

Valid in AC and native environments

The find command displays the names of records in a specified class. If you do not specify any parameters, it displays the names of all classes.

Note: The find command is identical to the commands list and search.

To use this command you must have sufficient authority, as defined by the following conditions:

• If you have the ADMIN, AUDITOR, or OPERATOR attribute, you can use the find command with all parameters.
• If you have READ authority for a record in the ADMIN class, you can specify the class parameter for the class represented by the record.

This command has the following format:

{find|f|list|search} [{className|class(className)} [objName]]

className

Specifies the class within which find searches for records. If className is not provided, find lists all classes.

objName

Specifies the records that CA Access Control searches for. objName can include wildcard characters CA Access Control recognizes wildcard characters for some names. Where it does so, the wildcards it recognizes are * and ?. The * character represents any number of any characters, including no characters; the ? character represents one instance of any character..

Example: Display all Records in the TERMINAL Class

To display all the members in the TERMINAL class, enter the following command:

find terminal