CMD OutPut Directory Structure - No Files
Hello,
I'm attempting to use command prompt to output a directory structure -
I've been using
DIR T:\ /S /B /O:GN
Which gives me absolutely everything.
But I don't want to include the files within the directories in the output. I just want the structure of the directory tree.
Is there anyway of doing this in command prompt?
The above generates 60,000 rows, I'd imagine removing the files from the directory tree, would have a massive impact - 500 - 1000 directories.
Thanks
I'm attempting to use command prompt to output a directory structure -
I've been using
DIR T:\ /S /B /O:GN
Which gives me absolutely everything.
But I don't want to include the files within the directories in the output. I just want the structure of the directory tree.
Is there anyway of doing this in command prompt?
The above generates 60,000 rows, I'd imagine removing the files from the directory tree, would have a massive impact - 500 - 1000 directories.
Thanks
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