Have a look at the OS-CREATE-DIR statement and the SEARCH function. The latter will either return the full qualified path or NULL in case the file can't be found in the PROPATH.
just to add, note that:
1. SEARCH() , if used on Linux/Unix, is case sensitive (it has no option for IgnoreCase unfortunately)
2. if you need to check if folder exists (and not file) use FILE-INFO handle
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