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Syntax Rules
Note the following conditions when using the FIND browse command:
- You can specify FIND command parameters (parameter strings, column delimiters, indicators, and limit parameters, which are described in this chapter) in any order.
- You can separate FIND command parameters by either spaces or commas.
- You can enclose text strings that you want to find in single quotation marks or double quotation marks.
- Always enclose text strings that contain special characters, such as an asterisk or a blank, in quotation marks.
Examples
In the following examples (which are all functionally equivalent), the user wants to find the suffix TION between columns 20 and 40 (inclusive):
F TION PREV SUFFIX 20 40
FIND PREV SUFFIX "TION" 20 40
F 'TION' 20,40 SUFFIX PREV
FIND 20,40,PREV,SUFFIX,TION
F PREV 20 40 'TION' SUFFIX
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