I tripped at home. The property said that the wire in the wall was short-circuited. Is there any way to find out which socket has a short circuit? With an ohmmeter?

Disconnect the main switch and all loads on the socket (all plugs on the socket are unplugged), and turn off all lighting switches. In this case, the resistance between live wire and neutral wire should be close to infinity, and the resistance between live wire and neutral wire of a switch should be close to infinity when tested by multimeter. If the resistance between the live wire and the neutral wire of the switch is close to zero or less, it is a short circuit. However, if there is no switch on the line, only the main switch, this fault is not easy to find. If a short circuit is detected, it can only be found by disconnecting each branch point. However, if no short circuit is detected, the load is leaking and the load can also trip. At this time, pull out all the load plugs, turn off the main brake, and then insert the load plugs one by one. Plug it in and it will trip. The problem lies in a certain load. ;