I'd just load the whole file and use "is in"...
put URL ("file:" & tFile) into tData
return someString is in tData
In my experience, there isn't much to be gained by loading the file
in chunks (open file...read from file etc).
It usually seems to be most efficient to hand as much work off to the
engine as possible.
Best,
Mark
On 11 Sep 2007, at 15:12, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have several thousand files which contain a mixture of text and
binary
data. I need to "look inside" all of them and determine which ones
contain
a specific text string such as "baj_sese_ 20070105.rk". What is the
most
efficient rev method to do this? These files are of various sizes
ranging
from 700kb to 10mb.
Roger Eller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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