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     To All:  
     
     Either I have gone brain dead (most likely) or I'm just plain stupid 
     (very likely) but I cannot remember how to scan a source file for a 
     string in batch.  What I need to do is run a batch program that will 
     scan a known source file for a given string, and return the member 
     name to me.  I cannot use any on line actions as this will be 
     completely in batch.  I also do not have any tools available outside 
     of PDM.
     
     Ideas?
     
     Jim Oberholtzer
     jim_oberholtzer@ibi.com
     630/971-6700
     

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