I have a folder of media files that are about 1TB big. I want to save the file names and directory structure to a text file for backup and reference. I want to attach a batch or PowerShell script to my backup process so the file gets saved before the backup. Does anyone know an easy way to do this?
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问题:
回答1:
You can use the built in tree.com utility:
tree c:\folder /F
There's also a PowerShell function, Show-Tree, in PSCX 2.0:
http://rkeithhill.wordpress.com/2010/05/10/pscx-2-0-show-tree/
回答2:
a pure dir solution
dir /b /s c:\folder >foldertree.txt
has the advantages over Shay and mjolinor solutions that
- it does not require powershell, just a plain cmd command
- the result list contains the fully specified filenames which is a better format for postprocessing of any kind.
回答3:
To just save the directory structure and file names:
get-childitem <dir> -recurse | select -expand fullname > dirtree.txt
回答4:
Open powershell in the folder then run this to show the files tree in your powershell:
tree /a /f
or save it as txt file:
tree /a /f > tree.txt