Database Examples

Search an Oracle Database

1. From the Source frame on the left, click to check Oracle in the Databases category.

2. Configure settings. See example below:

   

3. Click the Options button on the search bar, choose the desired Content Filters.

   Note: Default search Options are:Content Filters = None. Search options can be set 'on program start-up' or changed during 'new project' or 'new wizard task' configuration to use this default or to remember your last used settings.

4. On the search bar (see image below), enter the desired search text into the Find text box.

   

   

5. Click on the  Search  button to initiate the search. A Searching dialog box will appear, showing the status of the search. See example below:

   

6. Once complete, the Search Complete dialog box will appear.

   

7. Click on the  Show Results  button. A list of results matching your search criteria will appear in the Results frame. See example below:

   

   Note: After performing a search, settings can be saved to a Project for later use again.
8. To view details for a result, click on a row in the Results window. Details will appear in the Details window. See example above.

9. To view the source file, right-click on a detail line and select  Open  from the context menu. See example below:

   

Search a SQL Server Database

1. From the Source frame on the left, click to check SQL Server in the Databases category.

2. Configure settings. See example below:

   

3. Click the Options button on the search bar, choose the desired Content Filters.

Note: Default search Options are:Content Filters = None. Search options can be set 'on program start-up' or changed during 'new project' or 'new wizard task' configuration to use this default or to remember your last used settings.

4. On the search bar (see image below), enter the desired search text into the Find text box.

   

   

5. Click on the  Search  button to initiate the search. A Searching dialog box will appear, showing the status of the search. See example below:

   

6. Once complete, the Search Complete dialog box will appear.

   

7. Click on the  Show Results  button. A list of results matching your search criteria will appear in the Results frame. See example below:

   

   Note: After performing a search, settings can be saved to a Project for later use again.
8. To view details for a result, click on a row in the Results window. Details will appear in the Details window. See example above.

9. To view the source file, right-click on a detail line and select  Open  from the context menu. See example below: