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# Command DBFind

### **Syntax**

*Tell DSAK DBFind Query*

### Function

Search for database by file name, path or database title.

### Parameters

* *Query*:  String (or substring) can be either database file name, path name or database title. 

### Example

```
> Tell DSAK DBFind andy
22.01.2024 17:20:01   DSAK: Database mail\abrunner.nsf (andy brunner)
22.01.2024 17:20:01   DSAK: Databases searched: 149, found: 1
```


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