Hi Rex and all,
Well I realize I'm late to the party on this but I did finally switch my aliases from using FFIND to FSEARCH -- neither of which I use too often -- and this use this morning showed something odd. I was searching for a name, "Ethridge", in my MS Word files. It's there in three files but not in any of the other 2,000+. FFIND finds it but FSEARCH doesn't. Certainly this is most likely operator error but not seeing what it is. If I eliminate the "/lv" and/or use the dialog I get the same results. There is no alias for FFIND or FSEARCH. Test uses of FSEARCH in other directories seem to behave OK.
TCC 33.00.11.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Tom
Well I realize I'm late to the party on this but I did finally switch my aliases from using FFIND to FSEARCH -- neither of which I use too often -- and this use this morning showed something odd. I was searching for a name, "Ethridge", in my MS Word files. It's there in three files but not in any of the other 2,000+. FFIND finds it but FSEARCH doesn't. Certainly this is most likely operator error but not seeing what it is. If I eliminate the "/lv" and/or use the dialog I get the same results. There is no alias for FFIND or FSEARCH. Test uses of FSEARCH in other directories seem to behave OK.
TCC 33.00.11.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Tom
[d:\pc]ffind /lvt"Ethridge" /s *.doc*
---- D:\PC\annoulb2.doc
[2] [redacted]
---- D:\PC\annoulbl.doc
[2] [redacted]
---- D:\PC\ANNOULS2.doc
[2]
3 lines in 3 files
[d:\pc]fsearch /lvt"Ethridge" /s *.doc*
Matching lines: 0 Matching files: 0 Total files searched: 2048
[d:\pc]