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yes easily... but it depends how you want to store them...<br />
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i.e. &nbsp;Record = <br />
&nbsp; <br />
&nbsp; ID <br />
&nbsp; Parent Folder <br />
&nbsp; Name<br />
&nbsp; IsFolder<br />
<br />
e.g.<br />
<br />
1<br />
\<br />
Windows<br />
True<br />
2<br />
ReadMe.txt<br />
False<br />
<br />
or<br />
<br />
Path<br />
isFolder<br />
<br />
C:\Windows\<br />
True<br />
C:\Windows\ReadMe.TXT<br />
False<br />
<br />
&nbsp; 
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yes easily... but it depends how you want to store them...

i.e.  Record =
 
  ID
  Parent Folder
  Name
  IsFolder

e.g.

1
\
Windows
True
2
ReadMe.txt
False

or

Path
isFolder

C:\Windows\
True
C:\Windows\ReadMe.TXT
False

 

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dentab I would prefer to store in a table but if it is eaiser to export to a txt file or excel I can live with it.
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dentab I would prefer to store in a table but if it is eaiser to export to a txt file or excel I can live with it.

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Yes sorry, what I meant was the structure of the table.<br />
<br />
By example is of two methods of storing the same information.<br />
<br />
Also are we talking access here? or Oracle or SQL Server...?<br />
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Yes sorry, what I meant was the structure of the table.

By example is of two methods of storing the same information.

Also are we talking access here? or Oracle or SQL Server...?



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Is it possible to retrieve a list of directories and the their subfolders from within access to import into a table. &nbsp;If this is how would it go about being done. &nbsp;I would like to get size of the file as well. &nbsp;The code would be great.
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Is it possible to retrieve a list of directories and the their subfolders from within access to import into a table.  If this is how would it go about being done.  I would like to get size of the file as well.  The code would be great.

Is this possible

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