Donna's script is far too long and complicated for our simple minds:-).  Since this is only used by IT staff, most of which speak at least passing UNIX, I kept it short.  Finally, yes, I was looking for the string 'MYFILE' just because I knew it was there. 

:help findname
USER DEFINED COMMAND FILE:  FINDNAME.CMD.SYS
PARM where=*, string='#'
comment This command file will search a given directory,
comment specified by 'where' for a string within one of
comment the files in the directory.  If you get an error
comment saying Arg list too long you have passed grep's
comment limit for the number of files to search.  Just
comment refine your search to look at a smaller number
comment of files.  For example, try using [A-M]*
comment 'where' uses the UNIX syntax and is case sensitive
comment so to search @.GROUP.ACCOUNT you would use
comment /ACCOUNT/GROUP/*
comment 'string' is what you are looking for. 
purge greptemp;temp>$null
echo
echo Searching !where
echo Looking for !string
echo
echo > greptemp
echo grep -i "!string" !where >> greptemp
echo exit >> greptemp
echo >> greptemp
run sh.hpbin.sys < greptemp
purge greptemp;temp>$null



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