gt; button. Now you can see the column
	 name. In the clause you do not have to specify the AND operator. ROB does that
	 for you.<BR><B>Multi Line Text Contains</B><BR>Just fill in a piece of text that
	 you are looking for and ROB will search through all multi line text at the PAC
	 level. That means for example that if you select element type Table Definition and
	 also provide a value for this search criterion, the search facility will look for
	 Multi Line Text (such as Description, Notes, User Help Text) at the level of the
	 Table Definition. It will not look to the Multi Line Text of the secondary elements
	 of the Table Definition, such as Columns, Constraints and Triggers.<BR><B>File Contains</B><BR>This
	 search field will check the if the text you type in occurs anywhere in the File.
	 Note that this search option only has an effect if the element type <b>File</b>
	 has been selected on the first tab-sheet (Basic).<BR>
	 <B>Dependency Type</B><BR>Select the kind of dependency you want to search the object with.
	 <BR><B>Global Name Domain/Type</B><BR> Type in the Global Domain type number of the dependant object, 
	 the search will be performed for all the objects that has the dependency (of type filled in the 
	 Dependency type text box) with the object having this type number.
	 <BR><B>Global Name:</B><BR> Just type in the global name of the dependant object.<BR> For example if you 
	 want to search for all the Oracle Reports modules, select the element type as "modules", dependency type as "Uses"
	 and type "Oracle Reports" in the global name, then click on search.
	 <BR><B>Used by</B><BR>Click on the browse button to select the element which uses the element under search.<BR>
	