Inspect Manual

High-Level Inspect Commands
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Related Commands
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Low-level Inspect is not supported for native programs. Use the SELECT
DEBUGGER DEBUG command for TNS/R machine-level debugging.
Related Commands
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HIGH (low-level command)
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SELECT DEBUGGER DEBUG on page 6-165
MATCH
The MATCH command searches for scope-unit names or other identifiers in the current
program.
SCOPE pattern
directs Inspect to search the current program for scope-unit names that match the
pattern you provide. The pattern must be at least one character long, and it can
contain the wild-card characters ? and *. A question mark matches any single
character; an asterisk matches any number of characters, including zero.
IDENTIFIER pattern [ SCOPE scope-spec ]
directs Inspect to search for identifiers that match the pattern you provide. The
pattern must be at least one character long, and it can contain the wild-card
characters ? and *. A question mark matches any single character; an asterisk
matches any number of characters, including zero.
SCOPE scope-spec
limits the identifier search to a single scope unit. You can specify the scope unit by
its scope number (as shown by the TRACE command) or by its scope path.
If you omit this clause, Inspect first searches the current scope unit, then all
containing scope units, and finally all global scope units.
VERBOSE
displays each scope searched, and any matching symbol.
MATCH { SCOPE pattern }
{ IDENTIFIER pattern [[,] SCOPE scope-spec | [,VERBOSE]]}
scope-spec: one of
scope-ordinal
scope-path