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[johnrclare]

This doesn't appear to exist in the "Command Line" manual, so presumably it has been added.

I have discovered that this command is case sensitive and, consequently, not performing its duties as expected. Can someone advise what the options are and whether I can force it to be non-case sensitive (like the -i option with the Windows FIND).

This command exists in several places and an example is in our IUMAINTA session, IU_LOGS uproc. I understand that this may have been a bespoke setup but any help is appreciated.

Thanks
John

[men]

Hello John and welcome!

I'm a bit puzzled as I don't think this find command is a Dollar Universe command in the first place.

Can you specify your $U release and patch level (see the uxversion in the exec directory) + the OS?

Michel

[johnrclare]

You set me thinking... It seems that this FIND is a Unix style command, presumably added by the ones who helped us first install DollarU. We run on a MS Windows environment.

Anyway, it seems that I have actually answered my own question...
The existing:
"FIND -name "%S_NOEUD%_%S_ESPEXE%*"...
can be changed to:
"FIND -iname "%S_NOEUD%_%S_ESPEXE%*"...
to make it case insensitive. The archive maintenance now works correctly.

Thanks for your response
John

[men]

Yes that makes sense!

Good you could sort it out

Michel