[IDontCare]

i have a lot of databases on my computer, specifically ending in .SQL, .txt, and .csv extensions. i've been trying to find a good program of some sort (kind of like an alternative to "findstr" in cmd prompt) that searches all the files in this folder for that specific string of letters/words and then prints them back out in the command prompt with whatever line of data that the string was associated with. 

If anyone knows any programs or alternatives to this that'd be great, thanks. :)

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[kurisuutina]

I recommend ripgrep, way faster than GNU grep and supports REAL (non-GNUtistic) regex

[IDontCare]

I recommend ripgrep, way faster than GNU grep and supports REAL (non-GNUtistic) regex

gotcha gonna take a look at this ty!

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[nyrjntyjtyjytujt]

just use grep

[IDontCare]

just use grep

will look into it but i think ripgrep might be the move

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