asked on 5/14/2011

powershell or vbscript that lists filenames and versions in \windows\assembly folder?

I'm asking for a script that will list the filenames and versions including the build number for the files located in the \windows\assembly folder?

Detail: Windows 2003 Standard Server SP2 32bit.

I don't know much about scripting, and I'm in the middle of an upgrade gone bad.

I need a working script. Sorry for asking to be spoon fed.

TIA

Powershell VB Script Programming

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Westez

5/17/2011

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el_aristo

5/15/2011

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soostibi

5/15/2011

This is a PowerShell version:

dir C:\Windows\assembly\ -Filter *.dll -Recurse | 
    Select-Object name, @{n="Version";e={$_.versioninfo.productversion}}

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Westez

5/15/2011

ASKER

Guys let me ask for a modifiication. I'd like to find a given file name. In this case ESRI*.dll. I want to find all the files that start with ESRI.

El Aristo - I tried plugging in esri*.dll and ESRI*.dll in this line. They use upper case for the filename, so ESRI is what's in folder.

>>If InStr(objFile.Name,"dll")> 0 Then

Thanks All

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el_aristo

5/15/2011

for a dll like esri you can modify this line like this for upper and lower cases
If InStr(objFile.Name,"esri")> 0 Or InStr(objFile.Name,"ESRI") Then

or make file name upper
If InStr(UCase(objFile.Name),"ESRI")> 0 Then

Westez

5/17/2011

ASKER

Guys many thanks both worked and were a big help in solving the problem.