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DOS Dir - listing of full path and timestamp
Post 302452206 by Lakris on Thursday 9th of September 2010 02:47:32 PM
09-09-2010
Hi, what have You tried Yourself?
I'm afraid You can't do that with the dir command alone. Do You mean DOS or NT (command.exe or cmd.exe)?
But if You combine it with the "FOR /F" You can extract the needed columns and order them as You want. Have a look at SS64.com Command line reference, an excellent site for explaining some of the most common scripting languages.
I'm not sure about the full path, maybe You would have to combine the command by using dir /s to get the directories, or perhaps tree.
I'm sure it's not THAT hard to find a command to create that list.
/Lakris
I'm afraid You can't do that with the dir command alone. Do You mean DOS or NT (command.exe or cmd.exe)?
But if You combine it with the "FOR /F" You can extract the needed columns and order them as You want. Have a look at SS64.com Command line reference, an excellent site for explaining some of the most common scripting languages.
I'm not sure about the full path, maybe You would have to combine the command by using dir /s to get the directories, or perhaps tree.
I'm sure it's not THAT hard to find a command to create that list.
/Lakris
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