system
September 7, 2012, 5:36pm
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(imported topic written by Matt.Johnson)
I need to use Relevance to determine if a sting exist in a .log file (basically a .txt file) and give a TRUE/FALSE result.
I am still a bit new to writing this code, so any assistance is greatly appreciated.
system
September 7, 2012, 6:30pm
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(imported comment written by cstoneba)
here’s a couple ways. the first just checks the file, the second makes sure that the file first exists.
exists lines whose (it as lowercase contains “blah”) of file “c:\file.log”
if (exists file “c:\file.log”) then (exists lines whose (it as lowercase contains “blah”) of file “c:\file.log”) as string else “File Doesn’t Exist”
system
September 7, 2012, 6:54pm
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(imported comment written by Matt.Johnson)
Thank you for your quick response cstoneba!
However, when I try that it the result is always False even know I can open the file in Notepad and do a Find it and found multiple instances of the string. Any ideas why?
Thanks again!
system
September 7, 2012, 10:33pm
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(imported comment written by Matt.Johnson)
I found it.
The string I was looking for contained CAPS so “it as lowercase” can search all day and not find anything.
Correcting the statement to:
exist lines whose (it as lowercase contains “MD009E0” as lowercase) of file “C:\Path\Folder\file.log” fixed the glitch.