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  3. December 2002

RE: How to search WITHIN a book in the InfoCenter?

Jerry, I did an Advanced search on "RPG checkr" and am curious why the
v4r5 Info Center returns multiples of the same link and the v5r1
version does not.  Did v5r1 info center get "smarter"?  Is this my
incentive to upgrade to v5r1?  <g>  (Yes, we *are* upgrading soon, and
I can't wait.)

- Dan

> --- Jerry Barry <gebarry@us.ibm.com> wrote:
> > If you choose the 'Advanced Search' option from the Information
> > Center
> > toolbar (next to the Search box), you can specify the scope of your
> > search.
> > You can narrow it down to the single topic:
> >
> >       DB2 UDB SQL Reference
> >
> > Regards,  Jerry Barry

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