Contain string

Hello all,
Can any tell me how i will find perticular word in a string.
e.g.. s = 'Rajesh Kumar Choudhary'.
if in this string 'Rajesh' is present then i want give message 'string found'.
please read sentence carefully.
Rajesh.

hi,
try this code.
DATA: S TYPE STRING.
PARAMETERS: P(20) TYPE C.
S = 'Rajesh Kumar Choudhary'.
case p.
when 'Rajesh'.
perform f_str_chk using p.
when 'Kumar'.
perform f_str_chk using p.
when 'Choudhary'.
perform f_str_chk using p.
when others.
write 'Invalid String'.
endcase.
form f_str_chk using l_str(20) TYPE C
if s CS l_str.
write : 'String found'.
else.
write : 'String Not found'.
endif.
end form.
Rgds
Anver

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