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At the moment it looks like that find /QIBM/*.txt without the -name parameter solves the problem.
That'll work as long as you don't have a directory that ends in ".txt". If you create a directory that ends in .txt, it'll go into that directory.
As far as I know, there's no way to limit "find" in QShell so that it stays in a directory.
You could, of course, write your own utility that does this, either by writing a QShell script, or by writing an HLL program that uses the IFS APIs to do this, this is obvioulsy not as simple as calling the "find" utility.
Sorry.
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