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0 if all characters in string are in reference, or returns the position of the first character in string that is not in reference.
Nomatch (the default) or Match. (Only the capitalized and highlighted letter is needed. All characters following it are ignored, and it can be in uppercase or lowercase characters.) If you specify Match, the function returns the position of the first character in the string that is in reference, or returns 0 if none of the characters are found.
1; thus, the search starts at the first character of string. You can override this by specifying a different start point, which must be a positive whole number.
0, regardless of the value of the third argument. Similarly, if start is greater than LENGTH(string), the function returns 0. If reference is null, the function returns 0 if you specify Match; otherwise, the function returns the start value.
Example 7.101. Builtin function VERIFY
VERIFY("123","1234567890") -> 0
VERIFY("1Z3","1234567890") -> 2
VERIFY("AB4T","1234567890") -> 1
VERIFY("AB4T","1234567890","M") -> 3
VERIFY("AB4T","1234567890","N") -> 1
VERIFY("1P3Q4","1234567890", ,3) -> 4
VERIFY("123","",N,2) -> 2
VERIFY("ABCDE","", ,3) -> 3
VERIFY("AB3CD5","1234567890","M",4) -> 6
VERIFY("ABCDEF","ABC","N",2,3) -> 4
VERIFY("ABCDEF","ADEF","M",2,3) -> 4