#29394 - 2002-09-23 07:07 PM
Re: WMIQuery DriveType 3 list
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Anonymous
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Waltz,
This worked:
code:
if exist ("s:\computing\scripts\wksta\" + @wksta + "_dr.txt")
goto "over"
else
$PC = @wksta
$outfile = "s:\computing\scripts\wksta\" + @wksta + "_dr.txt"
For Each $Disk In DiskInfo($PC)
if redirectoutput ("") = 0 ; send it to the screen
$Disk ?
endif
if redirectoutput ($outfile,1) = 0 ; send it to the file
$Disk ?
endif
Next
endif
; send it to the screen
if redirectoutput ("") = 0
? "stuff for the screen"
endif
If I didn't have the ENDIFs after the redirectoutput commands I'd get a FOR WITHOUT NEXT error.
I took out the RETURN. I have no idea why that was in there. It was in the code I pirated from Kholm so I left it there.
Thanks!
[ 23. September 2002, 19:14: Message edited by: Shane ]
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#29396 - 2002-09-23 07:24 PM
Re: WMIQuery DriveType 3 list
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Radimus
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Registered: 2000-01-06
Posts: 5187
Loc: Tampa, FL
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have you looked at?:
"Select * from Win32_DiskPartition"
Access:
Availability:
BlockSize: 512
Bootable: -1
BootPartition: -1
Caption: Disk #0, Partition #0
ConfigManagerErrorCode:
ConfigManagerUserConfig:
CreationClassName: Win32_DiskPartition
Description: Installable File System
DeviceID: Disk #0, Partition #0
DiskIndex: 0
ErrorCleared:
ErrorDescription:
ErrorMethodology:
HiddenSectors:
Index: 0
InstallDate:
LastErrorCode:
Name: Disk #0, Partition #0
NumberOfBlocks: 39085137
PNPDeviceID:
PowerManagementCapabilities:
PowerManagementSupported:
PrimaryPartition: -1
Purpose:
RewritePartition:
Size: 20011590144
StartingOffset: 32256
Status:
StatusInfo:
SystemCreationClassName: Win32_ComputerSystem
SystemName: RADIMUS
Type: Installable File System
[ 23. September 2002, 19:26: Message edited by: Radimus ]
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#29397 - 2002-09-23 07:35 PM
Re: WMIQuery DriveType 3 list
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Anonymous
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Radimus:
Er, no, I haven't. Not that I would know what to do with it if I did, though. If you hadn't noticed I don't really know what I'm doing. I take scripts other people have done and modify them, if I can, to my own ends (Script Pirate?). If I can't modify it then I ask for help. But, thanks for the pointer; I'll file it away.
Anyhoo, I got your bit of code to do what I want (assuming it lists all local partitions, which I can't test yet):
code:
$name= split(wmiquery("name","win32_logicalDisk",,"DriveType","3"),"|")
$fs= split(wmiquery("filesystem","win32_logicalDisk",,"DriveType","3"),"|")
$size= split(wmiquery("size","win32_logicalDisk",,"DriveType","3"),"|")
$fsp= split(wmiquery("freespace","win32_logicalDisk",,"DriveType","3"),"|")
if open (1,"s:\computing\scripts\wksta\" + @wksta + "_testdr.txt",5) = 0
for $loop=0 to ubound($name)
? @wksta + chr(9) + $name[$loop] + chr(9) + $fs[$loop] + chr(9) + $size[$loop] + chr(9) + $fsp[$loop]
writeline(1, @wksta + chr(9) + $name[$loop] + chr(9) + $fs[$loop] + chr(9) + $size[$loop] + chr(9) + $fsp[$loop] + chr(13) + chr(10))
next
close(1)
endif
So, see, I learn a bit from the things folks here show me. The responses in this thread have been a great help.
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#29398 - 2002-09-23 07:51 PM
Re: WMIQuery DriveType 3 list
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Radimus
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Registered: 2000-01-06
Posts: 5187
Loc: Tampa, FL
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you could also do...
code:
for $loop=0 to ubound($name)
$hd =$size[$loop] $hdGB =left($hd,len($hd)-9)
$hdf =$fsp[$loop] $hdGBf =left($hdf,len($hdf)-9)
? $name[$loop]" "$fs[$loop]" "$hdGB"GB "$hdGBf"GB"
next
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#29399 - 2002-09-24 01:51 AM
Re: WMIQuery DriveType 3 list
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Anonymous
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I managed to test this:
code:
$name= split(wmiquery("name","win32_logicalDisk",,"DriveType","3"),"|")
$fs= split(wmiquery("filesystem","win32_logicalDisk",,"DriveType","3"),"|")
$size= split(wmiquery("size","win32_logicalDisk",,"DriveType","3"),"|")
$fsp= split(wmiquery("freespace","win32_logicalDisk",,"DriveType","3"),"|")
if open (1,"s:\computing\scripts\wksta\" + @wksta + "_testdr.txt",5) = 0
for $loop=0 to ubound($name)
? @wksta + chr(9) + $name[$loop] + chr(9) + $fs[$loop] + chr(9) + $size[$loop] + chr(9) + $fsp[$loop]
writeline(1, @wksta + chr(9) + $name[$loop] + chr(9) + $fs[$loop] + chr(9) + $size[$loop] + chr(9) + $fsp[$loop] + chr(13) + chr(10))
next
close(1)
endif
...on a system with lots of drives and partitions and it does indeed list each partition on its own line, just like I had hoped it would. Thanks, Radimus!
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