Use this dialog to find out in which LN software components an element, selected in the script editor, is used.
         The search results are displayed in the Search view. Double-click a search result to open the corresponding script or library at the line where the result occurs.
         
          Note: 
          
           - This dialog is only available for LN servers with Enterprise Server 8.7 or higher.
- The component you are searching for must exist. If the specified component does not exist, a message is displayed.
 
         
          You can start this dialog from the shortcut menu in the script editor.
          
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            Activity
           
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            The activity in which you started the Application Search command.
           
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            Expression / Component Name
           
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            The expression or component name you are searching for. The element that you selected in the script editor is automatically filled in.
           
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            Search in Scripts
           
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            If this option is selected, the expression or component name is searched in the scripts/sources of the component types specified in the Component Types field.
           
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            You can perform the search in these component types: 
             - Sessions
- Functions
- Tables
- Reports
- Libraries
 
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            Search as
           
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            The component type you want to search for.
           
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            The expression or component name is searched in all parts of the component types specified in the Component Types field. 
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            Allowed values
           
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               | Value | Description |  
               | Message | The search process searches only for messages. You can perform the search in these component types: 
                 SessionsFunctionsTablesReportsLibrariesDomainsReport DesignsBFlow componentsWorkbenches |  
               | Question | The search process searches only for questions. You can perform the search in these component types: 
                 SessionsFunctionsLibrariesBFlow components |  
               | Session | The search process searches only for sessions. You can perform the search in these component types: 
                 SessionsFunctionsLibrariesBFlow componentsMenus |  
               | BFlow Component | The search process searches only for BFlow components. You can perform the search in BFlow components. |  
               | Table/Field | The search process searches for tables or table fields. The type of search depends on the length of the component name you specify in the Expression / Component Name field: 
                 If you specify 8 characters or less, the search process searches for tables.If you specify more than 8 characters, the search process searches for table fields. You can perform the search in these component types: 
                 SessionsFunctionsTablesReportsLibrariesBFlow components |  
               | Library | The search process searches only for libraries. You can perform the search in these component types: 
                 SessionsReportsFunctionsLibrariesReport DesignsMenus This option is only available if it is supported by the LN server. |  
               | Label | The search process searches only for labels. You can perform the search in these component types: 
                 SessionsReportsFunctionsLibrariesReport DesignsWorkbenchesMenusDomains This option is only available if it is supported by the LN server. |  
 
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            The search process performs the same search actions as the "Print Where Used" sessions on the LN server. The search results are displayed in the Search view. 
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             Note: This option is only available for LN servers with Enterprise Server 10.3 or higher.
             
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            Component Types
           
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            The component types in which the search is performed.
           
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            Package Selection
           
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            The packages in whose components the search must be performed.
           
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            Options
           
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              Extended regular expression
             
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              If this check box is selected, the search will use the specified regular expression.
             
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              A regular expression is a pattern used to match or find specific text in a string. The following special characters can be used in regular expressions to define patterns for text matching:
              
               
               
                
                
               
               
                
                 | Special character | Description |  
                 | ^ | The end of the line |  
                 | . | Any character |  
                 | * | Takes the previous character 0 or more times |  
                 | \\ | Takes the following special character literally |  
                 | [] | One of the characters between [ ] |  
                 | [^] | Any character except the characters after ^ |  
                 | {m} | The previous character exactly m times |  
 
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              Case sensitive
             
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              If this check box is selected, the search will distinguish uppercase from lowercase letters.
             
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              Include expired components
             
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              If this check box is selected, the search process will also search in expired components.
             
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              Exclude comment lines
             
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              If this check box is selected, the search process will not search in comment lines.
             
 
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            Range
           
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              From/To
             
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              The range of components in which the search must be performed.
             
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              The package code must be omitted. The specified code must start with a module code. For example, you want to search in components in the com module in the tc package. Select tc in the Package Selection field, and specify this range: 
               
               
                
                
               
               
                
                 | From | To |  
                 | com | comzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz |