Adam Ehrenworth
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Command prompt DIR - get specific fields of information (SharePoint 2007 site)
I have a SharePoint 2007 site we are migrating and I am trying to extract all folders and files within a map network drive for the site using the command prompt and export a text file.
The fields I want to display are the full field path, the last modified date of the file, and the content owner.
Preferably separated by a comma or other character to parse after export.
Any suggestions?
Regards,
Adam
The fields I want to display are the full field path, the last modified date of the file, and the content owner.
Preferably separated by a comma or other character to parse after export.
Any suggestions?
Regards,
Adam
ASKER
What if you want all subfolders and their content as well (including the path?) is it just adding /s?
If that is all you wanted, just add /s
But you can add other parameters to get more information in the same pass for a file.
Run a few tests interactively (not to a file) to see how it works.
But you can add other parameters to get more information in the same pass for a file.
Run a few tests interactively (not to a file) to see how it works.
ASKER
The only issue with this method is it shows the path and then all of the files within. is there a way to display the path on the same line as the actual files themselves?
01/01/2016 X:\systems\samplefile.doc <Owner>
versus
x:\systems\
01/01/2016 12:15 AM <DIR> 1,000 samplefile.doc
01/01/2016 X:\systems\samplefile.doc <Owner>
versus
x:\systems\
01/01/2016 12:15 AM <DIR> 1,000 samplefile.doc
Yes. DIR /s /b Then everything is on one line. Works fine.
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Question answered by NVIT ID: 41785513
Full path, last modified date, owner and more are all available.
DIR *.* > File.txt puts the output in a file for you.