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Hi Terry,

try selecting your word, then from the popup Selected->Filter selection

Violaine Batthish
WebSphere Development Studio Client, IBM Toronto Lab



wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 08/18/2006 09:55:53 AM:

Hi All

In SEU, I can hide all lines, then find all occurrences of a word.  I do
this by doing a xx block, and doing a Find All.  E.g.:

-- 45 data records excluded -------------------
  sndpgmmsg('HSM0109');
- 251 data records excluded -------------------
sndpgmmsg('HSM0106');
--- 6 data records excluded -------------------
sndpgmmsg ('HSM0112' : *omit : msgtext);
-- 10 data records excluded -------------------
sndpgmmsg ('HSM0112' : *omit : msgtext);
-- 84 data records excluded -------------------
sndpgmmsg('HSM0106');
--- 6 data records excluded -------------------
sndpgmmsg ('HSM0112' : *omit : msgtext);
-- 10 data records excluded -------------------
sndpgmmsg ('HSM0112' : *omit : msgtext);
- 101 data records excluded -------------------
sndpgmmsg ('HSM0106');

When I try to do this in WDSC, the search fails as those lines have been
excluded.

What's the secret?  I want WDSC to only show the lines to only show the
lines that matches my search.  Can WDSC do this?

Kind regards,
Terry


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