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Solve : How to determine directory size??

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Oops. The du utility from the Windows 2000 RESOURCE kit is handy.

Code: [Select]S:\>du /q pdf-dir
Files: 10
Directories: 8
Size: 5,670,819 bytes
Size on DISK: 5,670,819 bytes


Code: [Select]S:\>for /f "tokens=1-3" %A in ('du /q pdf-dir ^| find "Size:"') do @echo %B %C
5,670,819 bytes
I guess I don't have du.

Code: [Select]C:\>du /q PROGRAM files dir
'du' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Keep in mind here that directory/drive/ and folder sizes will all be reported differently depending on the reporting agent itself...
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This is commonly known as computer chaos and is built into every machine ever assembled...
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I guess I don't have du.

Code: [Select]C:\>du /q program files dir
'du' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.


Quote from: Dias de verano on February 19, 2009, 03:44:21 PM
The du utility from the Windows 2000 Resource kit is handy.

Code: [Select]S:\>du /q pdf-dir
Files: 10
Directories: 8
Size: 5,670,819 bytes
Size on disk: 5,670,819 bytes


Code: [Select]S:\>for /f "tokens=1-3" %A in ('du /q pdf-dir ^| find "Size:"') do @echo %B %C
5,670,819 bytes


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