Hi Dave,
I use two ways to search documentation. Use Google with the keyword and a site
tag:
site:docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e40402/ "Multiple instances must
have the same value"
This allows me to focus the search on the Reference manual only.
I also search locally as you said, but not in one file, e.g. (12c Reference in
this case),
C:\Oracle12cDocumentation\server.121\e17615>grep -l "Multiple instances must
have the same value" *
refrn10019.htm
refrn10021.htm
refrn10039.htm
...
If I need to search in subdirectories as well, I use "find . -exec grep ...". I
have simple Unix utilities on my desktop. But I think Windows findstr can do
that too, with /s switch.
Yong
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Thanks for checking into that Yong!
Now you've got me curious about your search(es) of the html doc. Did you
somehow get the whole reference doc to be dumped into 1 file and perform
various OS-level searches on it?
Regards,
Dave
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