G Guest Feb 22, 2005 #1 What is the fastest, easiest way to produce a report of all files in a folder (and subfolders) that are owned by one particular user?
What is the fastest, easiest way to produce a report of all files in a folder (and subfolders) that are owned by one particular user?
G Guest Feb 22, 2005 #2 just use a modified dir command for example to find the owner of smith from the root of c: dir /a /q /s |find /i "smith" > c:\smith.txt this will find all the files/folders owned by user 'smith' and pipe it to a file smith.txt
just use a modified dir command for example to find the owner of smith from the root of c: dir /a /q /s |find /i "smith" > c:\smith.txt this will find all the files/folders owned by user 'smith' and pipe it to a file smith.txt
J Jerold Schulman Feb 22, 2005 #3 What is the fastest, easiest way to produce a report of all files in a folder (and subfolders) that are owned by one particular user? Click to expand... See tip 9085 in the 'Tips & Tricks' at http://www.jsiinc.com ( http://www.jsiinc.com/SUBS/tip9000/rh9085.htm ) Jerold Schulman Windows Server MVP JSI, Inc. http://www.jsiinc.com
What is the fastest, easiest way to produce a report of all files in a folder (and subfolders) that are owned by one particular user? Click to expand... See tip 9085 in the 'Tips & Tricks' at http://www.jsiinc.com ( http://www.jsiinc.com/SUBS/tip9000/rh9085.htm ) Jerold Schulman Windows Server MVP JSI, Inc. http://www.jsiinc.com
M Michael Bednarek Feb 23, 2005 #4 just use a modified dir command for example to find the owner of smith from the root of c: dir /a /q /s |find /i "smith" > c:\smith.txt this will find all the files/folders owned by user 'smith' and pipe it to a file smith.txt Click to expand... .... and lose all path information in the process. It will of course also show a file "CV of Kevin Smith.doc". I'm afraid something more elaborate is called for. Jerold Schulman's batch seems to be well suited (although excruciatingly slow).
just use a modified dir command for example to find the owner of smith from the root of c: dir /a /q /s |find /i "smith" > c:\smith.txt this will find all the files/folders owned by user 'smith' and pipe it to a file smith.txt Click to expand... .... and lose all path information in the process. It will of course also show a file "CV of Kevin Smith.doc". I'm afraid something more elaborate is called for. Jerold Schulman's batch seems to be well suited (although excruciatingly slow).
