In order to find the size of a folder, the LP FS input format must group by that folder and SUM() the size of every file in it. Here is a query that does something like that. It might be able to be tweaked to your use: SELECT ShareDir, SUM(Size) AS FolderSize USING EXTRACT_PREFIX(Path, 2, '\\') AS ShareDir...

I have an share with an lot af users. How do i see size of their folder, where it is and with user it is. Becuase i dont path over every file, there is in a folder, only the toplevel folder Something like this name size path TPJ 10mb D:\shares\tpj Anybody, there have an idea how to do this ?

Does that attribute show up if you display the attributes column in your select?

where attributes like '%a%' finds archive bit fine where attributes like '%o%' fails to find the offline bit although both a set a bug?

Logparser ist a good tool, but I miss one thing in the FS inp. Logparser can only return the value for the filesize (logical size), but when the file ist compressed the SizeOnDisk is also important for me. Is there any changes to get this attribute in a next version of Logparser? Should I contact the...

Hu i was looking exactly this kind of request, but one question i didn't find any information about RootPath... and it work fine thanks a lot... Just i start using logparser last week... and i run the 2.2.10 version (the help file comming with it doesn't show any "RootPath" variable/filed...) Thanks

Thanks, but why buy it when you can use a powerful tool like LP

[QUOTE User="LogParser User : D_D"]Quote: How can I use log parser to find duplicate files?[/QUOTE] http://atory.com/Dupe_Checker_PRO/

Yes, I can see that. Thanks

This is the commandline I used "C:\Program Files\Log Parser 2.2\LogParser.exe" -recurse:-1 -i:fs -o:csv "select *,HASHMD5_FILE(Path) into g:\filelist.csv from d:\cache\*.*" Actually I pumped my filelist into Access to work out which ones to delete, you could group by the hash field and size having count...