If blanks are a significant part of the substring for which you are searching, specify your test value within double quotes rather than single quotes. The Windows Client strips the double quotes and searches for an exact match on the value between them, including any blanks. For example, “CI Summary” is interpreted as “search for the 10‑byte string CI Summary that includes the blank between CI and Summary”. Similarly, “RC= 4” results in a search for an exact match on a 5‑byte string that includes the blank between the = and the 4.
If you specify test values using single quotes and find that you are obtaining matches on too many entries, try using double quotes in place of the single quotes. Make sure to include the exact number of embedded blanks within your test values.
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