SFIND - Search for a string

This statement allows you to search for a string in the UTM dump and output it on the terminal. However, you can only search for strings that are part of the user information in the dump. Information created by KCSDUMP in order to prepare the dump is not compared with the search string.

In some tables (Program Table, ...), the information found is output in an edited form. In other words, if the table contains the string you are searching for, the table is displayed in a specially prepared way. Consequently, the string that has been found cannot always be seen immediately.

In case of large dumps hits may be displayed belonging to an area that is not described here and which therefore are only relevant for the service staff.

SFIND

search  [, ALIGN = { 1 | 2 |4 | 8 }]  [, HITS = {ALL | nr_max_hits}]     [, DOMAIN = { ALL | ROOT } ]

search	The positional operand stands for the string you are searching for, which cannot be longer than 190 bytes. It can be specified as a C-string or an X-string.
ALIGN =	You can use this to specify the alignment limit of the search string.
1	Single-byte alignment This is the default.
2	2-byte alignment
4	4-byte alignment
8	8-byte alignment
HITS =	You can use HITS to specify the number of hits after which the search is terminated.
ALL	The entire dump is searched. This is the default.
nr_max_hits	The search is terminated after nr_max_hits. nr_max_hits can be any value from 0 to 32767. 0 has the same effect as ALL.
DOMAIN	This allows you to specify whether the whole dump or only the KDCROOT area of the UTM dump are to be searched.
ALL	The whole dump is searched. This is the default.
ROOT	KDCROOT area and DIAGAREAs (UTM Diagarea, DB Diagarea,...) are searched.