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| | Folder Size Multiple Directories Hello, Can someone please tell me if there is a script out there that would collect all folder sizes in a Windows Server 2003 Directory? Basically, we are trying to determine what are the sizes in a home directory for 250 users. Looking forward to your response. Thank you Yorgy |
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| | Re: Folder Size Multiple Directories "Yorgy" <georgei@xxxxxx> wrote in message news 884A196-863F-490C-8340-F1AA42CA4AAC@xxxxxxQuote: > Hello, > > Can someone please tell me if there is a script out there that would > collect all folder sizes in a Windows Server 2003 Directory? Basically, we > are trying to determine what are the sizes in a home directory for 250 > users. > > Looking forward to your response. > > Thank you > Yorgy for strings such as "Folder size". You can even use a humble batch file like this one: 01. @echo off 02. set Home=E:\User Shares 03. echo Folder list compiled on %date% > c:\Folders.txt 04. echo ====================================== >> c:\Folders.txt 05. for /d %%a in ("%Home%\*.*") do call :Sub %%a 06. notepad c:\Folders.txt 07. goto :eof 08. 09. :Sub 10. echo Processing "%*" 11. for /F "delims=" %%b in ('dir "%*" /s ^| find /i "File(s)"') do set Summary=%%b 12. echo %* %Summary% >> c:\Folders.txt |
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| | Re: Folder Size Multiple Directories Thank you! "Pegasus (MVP)" <I.can@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:%23sxOZP7jJHA.4448@xxxxxx Quote: > > "Yorgy" <georgei@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news 884A196-863F-490C-8340-F1AA42CA4AAC@xxxxxxQuote: >> Hello, >> >> Can someone please tell me if there is a script out there that would >> collect all folder sizes in a Windows Server 2003 Directory? Basically, >> we are trying to determine what are the sizes in a home directory for 250 >> users. >> >> Looking forward to your response. >> >> Thank you >> Yorgy > There are many tools you can download to perform this task - check Google > for strings such as "Folder size". You can even use a humble batch file > like this one: > 01. @echo off > 02. set Home=E:\User Shares > 03. echo Folder list compiled on %date% > c:\Folders.txt > 04. echo ====================================== >> c:\Folders.txt > 05. for /d %%a in ("%Home%\*.*") do call :Sub %%a > 06. notepad c:\Folders.txt > 07. goto :eof > 08. > 09. :Sub > 10. echo Processing "%*" > 11. for /F "delims=" %%b in ('dir "%*" /s ^| find /i "File(s)"') do set > Summary=%%b > 12. echo %* %Summary% >> c:\Folders.txt > > |
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