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    The system searches the field for the pattern. IGNORING CASE or RESPECTING CASE specifies wh ether the search is case-sensitive. The MATCH OFFSET and MATCH LENGTH addit ions set the offset of the first occurrence and length of the search string.

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    The system searches the field for the pattern. IGNORING CASE or RESPECTING CASE specifies wh ether the search is case-sensitive. The MATCH OFFSET and MATCH LENGTH addit ions set the offset of the first occurrence and length of the search string.

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    The system searches the field for the pattern. IGNORING CASE or RESPECTING CASE specifies wh ether the search is case-sensitive. The MATCH OFFSET and MATCH LENGTH addit ions set the offset of the first occurrence and length of the search string.

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    FIND <p> IN [SECTION OFFSET <off> LENGTH <len> OF] <text> [IGNORING CASE|RESPECTING CASE] [IN BYTE MODE|IN CHARACTER MODE] [MATCH OFFSET <o>] [MATCH LENGTH <l>].

    The system searches the field <text> for the pattern <p>. The SECTION OFFSET <of f> LENGTH <len> OF addition tells the system to search only from the <off> posit ion in the length <len>. IGNORING CASE or RESPECTING CASE (default) specifies wh ether the search is to be case-sensitive. In Unicode programs, you must specify whether the statement is a character or byte operation, using the IN BYTE MODE o r IN CHARACTER MODE (default) additions. The MATCH OFFSET and MATCH LENGTH addit ions set the offset of the first occurrence and length of the search string in t he fields <p> and <l>.

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