This value affects only searches that use the -sa or -su flags. If any later search that uses the s flag discovers more than the specified number of hits, the Overflow error message is displayed to notify you that not all hits are being saved.Ĭauses a search for arbitrary ASCII or Unicode strings to return only strings that are at least Length characters long.
The space between n and Hits is optional, but you cannot add any other spaces within the brackets. If you use n together with other flags, n must be the last flag, followed by its Hits argument. Specifies the number of hits to save when you use the s flag. When you use r, the value of Range is ignored, and the debugger searches only those hits that were saved by the previous s command. You cannot use the s and r flags in the same command. Restricts the current search to the results from the last saved search. You can use these results to repeat the search later. Saves all of the results of the current search. You can specify one or more of the following flags: For example, if you want to specify the s and w options, use the command s -Type Range Pattern. You cannot add spaces between the brackets, except between n or l and its argument. You must enclose the flags in a single set of brackets (). The s command searches through memory to find a specific byte pattern.ĭo not confuse this command with the ~s (Change Current Processor), ~s (Set Current Thread), |s (Set Current Process), or ||s (Set Current System) commands.
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