Search directory and path
location of Windows files using “where” command.
Where is a command line tool. Since it's a command line tool it can be automated using a batch file or any scripting of your choice.
Here’s an example of where
command:
where /R c:\users\username *.doc *.xls
Command above will find all
document files and excel files in folders and subfolders of c:\users\username.
/R is an option to search recursively.
The above command just use a
space as a delimiter to set a parameter for other files to include on the
search.
The complete path and file name
for all files matching will be displayed.
But it’s better to specify a
specific path; the more folders to search recursively then the longer it takes
to find the matching files.
where /R c:\users\
My*.doc
Command above will search for documents a file that begins
with “My” on its filename. The path is on C:\users, if the user is executing
has proper right to access the folder of other users. Then the output will
include the files of other users.
From Windows help the parameter of list is:
Parameter List:
/R Recursively searches and displays the
files that match the
given
pattern starting from the specified directory.
/Q Returns only the exit code, without
displaying the list
of
matched files. (Quiet mode)
/F
Displays the matched filename in double quotes.
/T Displays the file size, last modified
date and time for all
matched
files.
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