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The 'find' command (also known as the 'prog' command)
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allows you to search the database for a specified pattern.
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The usage is:
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find <expression>
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where the interpretation of <expression> depends on the
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current value of the 'search' variable. Searches may be
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performed in a number of different ways. See the help
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section on the 'search' variable for a full explanation.
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The output of find can be sorted in different ways,
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depending on the value of the 'sortby' variable. See help
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for the 'sortby' variable for a full explanation.
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The output format of the results can be changed through
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use of the "output_format" variable.
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The search criteria can be further specified to be restricted
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on domain names and pathname components. See the "domains"
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comand and the "match_domain" and "match_path" variables.
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