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Using "contains" in a Find?

MartinGibbs
in Other Internet Technologies

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Hello, I've got a standard web form that performs a Find. I would like one of the text boxes to do a "contains" search. For instance, I'm looking for a list of reports with the word "BLANK" in the name (a same name would be DLBLANKRRD).

Can this be done? Thanks!

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Ok, I did sort of figure this out, using -Op=cn. The first fields are equal, then before the last field, I say &-OP-cn&Field=value&-Find...

works ok

Yep, you got it. And for anyone out there not familiar with -op, it must immediately precede the field to which is to be applied... the other fields are not affected. Initially, I had thought it was a toggle and thought I had to switch the next field back to my original -op but it only applies to 1 field.

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