DGREP(1)

DGREP(1)                  ZOAU Command Syntax                DGREP(1)

	dgrep: search for a pattern across all datasets (partitioned and 
	sequential) matching one or more dataset patterns.

	dgrep [-cdhinv] [-C<num>] <pattern> [<dataset-pattern>]+

	-c	print only the number of matches for each dataset

	-d	print debug messages

	-h	syntax
	
	-i	ignore case
	
	-n	display line numbers

	-v	print names of datasets being searched

	-C	display <num> lines of context around a match

	Search for <pattern> across the datasets specified in <dataset-pattern>
	and write matching lines to the console.

	If -i is specified, then the search is case insensitive.

	If the -n option is specified, line numbers for the matching lines are
	displayed.

	If context lines are requested with the -C option, then up to <num>
	lines before and after the matching line are also printed.

	If you specify -m, you will force a recall of any datasets being
	searched.

DATASET PATTERNS

	The following rules apply to <dataset-pattern>.

		• The high level qualifier (HLQ) must be specified in full.
		• An asterisk (*) matches any sequence of characters.
		• A question mark (?) matches a single character.

	Search for 'rexx' (case sensitive) in all datasets matching IBM.TSO.*:
		dgrep rexx 'IBM.TSO.*'

	Search for 'Hi' (case insensitive) in all datasets matching IBM.*.C??:
		dgrep -i Hi 'IBM.*.C??'
		
	Get a count of lines containing 'rexx' in all datasets matching IBM.TSO.*:
		dgrep -c rexx 'IBM.TSO.*'

  0         At least one match for pattern was found.

  1         No matches for pattern were found.

  other     Error in search. See error messages for details.