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Re: Find string in multiple it's files using sql services

On Fri, Aug 12, 2022 at 10:38 AM Roger Harman <roger.harman@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

As opposed to using "grep"?


The only sensible way to do it, and if you are on IBM i and not planning to
off-platform, it's half-past time to learn grep sed tr etc. and your basic
pipeline tools.

*Another chapter in the continuing saga of "Open Source Is Not An Option,
It's A Necessity".*


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Subject: Find string in multiple it's files using sql services


I have XML files in a folder, I want to see which ones have a certain
value in them, such as an account code. I tried ifs_object_statistics with
start_path_name ==> set, joined to ifs_read, the path_name from
ifs_object_statistics in path_name ==>.



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