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• 10-19-2009, 9:32 AM

  hg363 Joined on 09-04-2007, 3:44 PM Posts 54

  List all files Reply Contact Hi I have this script which I slightly adapted from MS. Set objLogParser = CreateObject("MSUtil.LogQuery") Set objInputFormat = CreateObject("MSUtil.LogQuery.FileSystemInputFormat") objInputFormat.Recurse = 0 Set objOutputFormat = CreateObject("MSUtil.LogQuery.DataGridOutputFormat") strQuery = "SELECT Name, CreationTime FROM '\\192.168.204.220\c$\Documents and Settings\gw310\Favorites\*.*' " & "WHERE NOT Attributes LIKE '%D%' ORDER BY CreationTime" objLogParser.ExecuteBatch strQuery, objInputFormat, objOutputFormat ==================================================================== It does work, however it does not list the files within folders that have been created within the FAVORITES folder. So essentially what I need is a solution that will list all the files even if they are within a sub-folder which sits within the FAVORITES folder Can some one please show me how this can be achieved, regards HG363

• 10-20-2009, 6:50 PM

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  ksingla Joined on 06-14-2006, 3:02 AM Redmond, WA Posts 863	Re: List all files Reply Contact Hi, Setting objInputFormat.Recurse to 0 disables recursion. You should set it to -1 so that logparser performs unlimited recursion. Thanks, Kanwal Follow me on twitter at http://twitter.com/kjsingla

• 10-22-2009, 10:45 AM

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  hg363 Joined on 09-04-2007, 3:44 PM Posts 54	Re: List all files Reply Contact Hi Kanwal. Once again thnak you for your prompt reply. Would you possess any valuable examples to perform PC forensics on Windows PC's. If so would you kindly share some with me?

• 10-22-2009, 12:05 PM

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  ksingla Joined on 06-14-2006, 3:02 AM Redmond, WA Posts 863	Re: List all files Reply Contact Hi, I am not knowledgeable about PC forensics and can't offer any examples. Apologies. -Kanwal- Follow me on twitter at http://twitter.com/kjsingla