Check File Size Properties

[xiro]

Is it possible to view folder size properties with a right click using a batch file for comparison to folders? I am researching it now what key phrase should I type to find nice result for this project?




Where it could open the right click and show me the properties window is this possible?

[xiro]

I guess this is not possible sad. Tsk!

[Sponge Belly]

Hi Xiro!

Please read this Microsoft Community thread.

HTH!

- SB

[xiro]

Hi Xiro!

Please read this Microsoft Community thread.

HTH!

- SB

Haha..... How to do that with a batch file to choose a folder then know their sizes by just clicking the .bat file and the properties window would show up and I can now Identify if it both folder are of same size

[xiro]

Hi Xiro!

Please read this Microsoft Community thread.

HTH!

- SB

Haha..... How to do that with a batch file to choose a folder then know their sizes by just clicking the .bat file and the properties window would show up and I can now Identify if it both folder are of same size

[ShadowThief]

I don't understand why you need this. Just right-click the first folder and select Properties, and then right-click the second folder and select Properties. There's no need to bring a script into this at all based on what you've described so far.

[xiro]

I don't understand why you need this. Just right-click the first folder and select Properties, and then right-click the second folder and select Properties. There's no need to bring a script into this at all based on what you've described so far.

That is for automation where I don't need to bother with any right click and I will attach that fragment code to the script that I have created in automating the backup of the company database

The sole purpose for the right-click function is that I could easily see if the backup has the same size as the source file just by looking at it early in the morning when I arrive.

[ShadowThief]

If all you need is the size of some folder, that's been posted on here before: viewtopic.php?t=9615

[xiro]

If all you need is the size of some folder, that's been posted on here before: viewtopic.php?t=9615

I will try this thank you for your assistance pal

[xiro]

If all you need is the size of some folder, that's been posted on here before: viewtopic.php?t=9615

I will try this thank you for your assistance pal

[xiro]

@echo off
setlocal

set "folder1=C:"
set "folder2=E:"

set "size1="
set "size2="

for /f "tokens=1,2 delims=: " %%a in ('robocopy "%folder1%" "%folder1%" /L /S /NJH /BYTES /FP /NC /NDL /NFL /TS /XJ /R:0 /W:0') do if /i "%%a"=="Bytes" set "size1=%%b"

for /f "tokens=1,2 delims=: " %%a in ('robocopy "%folder2%" "%folder2%" /L /S /NJH /BYTES /FP /NC /NDL /NFL /TS /XJ /R:0 /W:0') do if /i "%%a"=="Bytes" set "size2=%%b"

if "%size1%"=="" (echo Error: Unable to get size for folder "%folder1%" & goto :EOF)
if "%size2%"=="" (echo Error: Unable to get size for folder "%folder2%" & goto :EOF)

echo Folder 1: %folder1%
echo Size: %size1% bytes
echo.
echo Folder 2: %folder2%
echo Size: %size2% bytes
echo.

if %size1% GTR %size2% (
echo Folder 1 is larger than Folder 2
) else if %size1% LSS %size2% (
echo Folder 2 is larger than Folder 1
) else (
echo Folder 1 and Folder 2 are the same size
)

Not that accurate why?

[xiro]

Hello this is Gulshan Negi
Well, to view folder size properties with a right click using a batch file, you can create a batch script that uses the Windows PowerShell command-line interface. To find resources and information related to this topic, you can search for phrases like "batch script to get folder size" or "Windows PowerShell folder size". You can also check online forums and communities like Stack Overflow and Microsoft Tech Community for helpful tips and guidance.
I hope you are clear now.
Thanks

Thanks cool.

[xiro]

I have now the sample script

$folder1 = Get-ChildItem -Path "E:\XXX\Videos" -Recurse | Measure-Object -Property Length -Sum
$folder2 = Get-ChildItem -Path "F:\NEWLYCREATED FOLDER" -Recurse | Measure-Object -Property Length -Sum

if ($folder1.Sum -gt $folder2.Sum) {
Write-Host "Folder1 is larger than Folder2 by $(($folder1.Sum / 1MB).ToString('N2')) MB"
} elseif ($folder1.Sum -lt $folder2.Sum) {
Write-Host "Folder2 is larger than Folder1 by $(($folder2.Sum / 1MB).ToString('N2')) MB"
} else {
Write-Host "Folder1 and Folder2 are the same size"
}

In the folder2 how to check the new folder created within this day? Am I needed to %NewFolder%? How? Heheh Folder2 is a newly created folder, not an old folder.

The above script works only if the folder was already created, but how about a daily folder creation (Folder2) then checking the folder size within the same day is not possible because that is another folder name that is only the lacking piece and boom its done

Any help is acceptable