# How to perform Search in ETL pipeline

* In the ETL pipeline, users can search for the required Action box based on its description through the Search feature in the “Code” tab.
* When a keyword is entered in the search box, the functions will show only the matching Action boxes where the keyword is found in the description field of the “Action box.” A number representing the number of matching Action boxes resulting in that function is also displayed.

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## Example for Search

See the example below to understand how to search in the ETL pipeline:

* In the “On Reading record” function, there are two Action boxes titled “fix join date” and “update join date.”

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* In the “On Writing record” function, there are two Action boxes titled “add customer” and “add customer join date.”

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* If the keyword “join” is entered in the Search:
  1. The “On Reading section” is highlighted with the number (2) representing that two matches are found in this section: “fix join date” and “update join date.”&#x20;
  2. The “On Writing section” is highlighted with the number (1) representing that 1 match is found in this section: “add customer join date.”

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