Spooler Plus Utilities Reference Manual

Peruse
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FIND Command
2. In this example, the user provides the volume name, and the system and
subvolume names are the current default names:
_FILES $BIGVOL
\SYSII.$BIGVOL.SUBVOL
NAMES .SAVE PLANS PROFILE SOURCE
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3. In this example, the user provides the system and subvolume names, and the
volume name is the current default name:
_FILES \NEWSYS.MYSVOL
\NEWSYS.$DISK.MYSVOL
.LDATA ERRORS .RECORDS .LISTING
_
FIND Command
The FIND command locates an occurrence of a specified string in the current job and
prints the line containing the string. If there is no current job, then the job most recently
spooled becomes the current job.
B[OTH]
specifies that the FIND command should find and display both uppercase and
lowercase occurrences of string.
string
is a set of printable ASCII characters set off by two identical separators. You can
use quotation marks ("), apostrophes ('), or slashes(/) as separators, but actually
any ASCII character can act as the boundary for a string.
Peruse scans the current job, starting at the beginning of the file, for an occurrence
of the specified string.
If no string is specified, then Peruse scans the current job for the last string
given, starting from where the last occurrence of the string was found.
F[IND] [ B[OTH] ] [ / string / ] [ start-position ]