JonBSS
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Use PowerShell to get directory count, two sub folders deep.
I'm looking for a PoSh script that can check if a SubFolder exists 2 folders deep, if so, count the number of subfolders that are present.
Eg.
The basic structure should be
\\ServerName\Folder#\
We have a process where when documents are created, they are created under \\ServerName\Folder#\ in a \Temp\ directory and then flushed on process complete. Unfortuantely, if the process does not complete, then the clean-up never happens
Eg.
\\ServerName\Folder1\
\\ServerName\Folder2\Temp\ SubFolder1
\\ServerName\Folder2\Temp\ SubFolder2
\\ServerName\Folder3\Temp\
\\ServerName\Folder4\Temp\ SubFolder
Would return the following;
Nothing for \\ServerName\Folder1\
2 for \\ServerName\Folder2\
Nothing for \\ServerName\Folder3\
1 for \\ServerName\Folder4\
Eg.
The basic structure should be
\\ServerName\Folder#\
We have a process where when documents are created, they are created under \\ServerName\Folder#\ in a \Temp\ directory and then flushed on process complete. Unfortuantely, if the process does not complete, then the clean-up never happens
Eg.
\\ServerName\Folder1\
\\ServerName\Folder2\Temp\
\\ServerName\Folder2\Temp\
\\ServerName\Folder3\Temp\
\\ServerName\Folder4\Temp\
Would return the following;
Nothing for \\ServerName\Folder1\
2 for \\ServerName\Folder2\
Nothing for \\ServerName\Folder3\
1 for \\ServerName\Folder4\
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And you're right oBdA, the example should have been formatted as //server/share/FolderX/Tem