I was reading this post from Rahul a few days ago, and wondered if something similar could have been done (hopefully with less efforts) with LogParser… Well, it turned our that LogParser accepts a “-FS” switch which stands for File System as the input type, and if you run “logparser -h examples” you’ll have a few sample commands you can use as the basis of your scripts. And guess what? Here’s one of them:
Print the 10 largest files on the C: drive:
LogParser “SELECT TOP 10 * FROM C:\*.* ORDER BY Size DESC” -i:FS
I created a similar structure and put in there some sample images, just to have some files to count:
So… here’s the script:
logparser “SELECT SUM(Size) FROM c:\temp\Rahul\*.* WHERE INDEX_OF(Path, ‘_wow’) > 0” -i:FS
And the output:
5 images, 35.391 bytes each = 179.655 bytes… here we are! ?
Carlo
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