File count capacity?
Just curious...
I Just backed up over 60,000 images and put them into one folder called CR2.
Is there a limit of the amount of files a folder can hold?
I know file sizes are limited to OS and hard drive space, but what about file count or folder count?
I'm not aware on any limit on folder file count. but it's hardly practical to put so many files in one folder. it's quite hard to scroll and it will take system resources just to render all items within when you open that folder.
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File Adapter - how to get the file count from a folder
Hi All,
I have a requirement that have to poll a directory when the file count is reached to number N (ex:number of files avilable in folder is 5) otherwise it should wait and not pick any of the files. Is it possible to get the file count from a folder using file adapter ?? otherwise please suggest me an approach to achieve this requirement.
Thanks,
JJHi Sarath,
Thank you for your reply.
Go with the list files operation of file adapter it will gives you the number of files in the specified folder as you given. . - this step is already done.
When the number of files reaches your count startup your webservice that which can polls the files. . . - how can i acheive this?? Have to poll the directory and process the number files - please let me know, what could be added to the webservice which is being invoked after cheking file count from parent process.
The reason for the above question is - we cannot use ReadFile operation in second webservice because it will be automatically triggered when the file is avilable. Also SyncRead operation supports reading one file in b/w bpel process. Kindly explain me the implementation steps.
Thanks,
JJ -
File Count with selected date range
Hi,
Our requirement is to get the file count with selected date by the user from two sharepoint date time controls i.e. dtp1 and dtp2 into the data table. I am able to get the file count of specific folder from Pages library through below code. Now need to get
the selected date range from two date time picker controls and check with the item created by is within the date range. If yes I need to get the file count.
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Thanks & Regards, SudheerHi,
I have modified the code as below
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Where is the file count in a finder window?
Where is the file count in a finder window now? I have nothing in any of the view modes.
From the Finder Menu bar View > Show status bar
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Returning the file count of a folder--too slow
I am using the following to return the file count of a folder as part of a larger script
with timeout of 5000 seconds
tell application "Finder"
set origFolder to "Somefolder" as alias
set thePivotfiles to (every file of origFolder whose name ends with ".jpg")
return the count of thePivotfiles
end tell
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This script is rather slow to return the count of thePivotfiles--there are about 15,000 image files in the folder.
Is there a faster way for the script to do this?
Thanks.
Pedrotry using a shell script, something like :
do shell script "cd ~/SomeFolder; ls -a | wc -l"
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How to get the FILE COUNT from File directory
Hello,
i have to develop a scenario like, get the file count from source file directory and validate whether the file count is 5 or not. if 5 files exist i need to process those 5 files to DB tables. if file count is not equal to 5 then i need to send a mail to customer that files are missed at source directory. (subject as files were missed at source directory and in content i need to display the file names exist at source file directory. So that missed file will be generated by the customer based on this mail).
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Can you try to use the option Advanced Selection For Source File to make XI pick all 5 files in one shot?
Check this blog on the same -
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Reoccuring errors with volume file count, directory count, etc...
I'll give a little back story...
I purchased a new MacBook Pro 17" with OS X Lion (10.7.2) preinstalled back in January of this year (2012). I migrated my user accounts from my old MacBook Pro 15" (2008) running OS X Snow Leopard. Almost right away I started having issues of all sorts, including Admin accounts that wouldn't allow me admin priveledges, hidden user groups, apps that wouldn't run, multiple obscure error messages and a host of other issues. After scouring forums like this one I used Disk Utility and not only discovered innumerable permission errors but also disk errors like these:
Invalid volume file count
(It should be 1656658 instead of 1656636)
Invalid volume directory count
(It should be 345764 instead of 345743)
Invalid volume free block count
(It should be 69344839 instead of 69355225)
Volume header needs minor repair
Disk Repair would correct the ACH/permission errors and above-noted disk corruption, but only temporarily. After repairs I would reboot and be met with all of the same problems in the migrated accounts. Over the following days I reinstalled OS X Lion at least three or four times, completely wiping the 750 GB hard drive before two of those reinstalls (even doing one-pass reformatting on one of those instances). After reinstalling the OS, I would reinstall from TimeMachine and be met with all of the same problems again.
I then brought my machine in to the Genius Bar where, after more than two-and-a-half hours they declared it to be an unknown issue that must be related to defective hardware and replaced my entire machine. But wait - there's more!
After getting home and moving my old accounts back over from TimeMachine all the same issues began reoccuring. After at least two more OS reinstalls later I discovered that uninstalling Norton Internet Security seemed to fix some problems. However, running Disk Utility still returned results like those listed above...
Then there were the failed attempts at upgrading from 10.7.2 to 10.7.3 which hung at the end the first two times and required complete OS reinstalls from the Recovery HD. Several more headaches later I eventually I managed a sucessful upgrade.
But still I find myself with a machine that stalls on boot-up at least once or twice a week, necessitating a power-off to interupt the process. After each of these instances I run Disk Utility and get more of the same...
Checking volume information.
Invalid volume file count
(It should be 1656658 instead of 1656636)
Invalid volume directory count
(It should be 345764 instead of 345743)
Invalid volume free block count
(It should be 69344839 instead of 69355225)
Volume header needs minor repair
The volume [...] was found corrupt and needs to be repaired.
And now, this morning, after a month or two of all that... and after installing the Java Security Upgrade last night, I can't get into my accounts at all. On first boot-up it hung for 20 minutes before I shut it down. After running Disk Utility from Recovery Drive and repairing the drive I rebooted and got the log-in screen. I clicked on my user icon, typed the correct password, was shown they white/grey screen for a few flickering seconds then was brought back to the log-in screen. I rebooted to the Recovery Disk, ran Disk Utility, saw all the same errors again, repaired the disk, rebooted and got the same problems with logging in again.
I've repeated this cycle five times today, as both a normal boot-up and in "Safe Mode" all with the same results. I've repaired the disk using Disk Utility from Recovery Disk as well as accessing the disk in Target Mode, and always there are the same errors needing to be repaired.
I don't buy that I'm dealing with a hardware issue. My antivirus and security software are all up-to-date. What the heck is going on? Why do I keep having these disk problems? Why can't I access my accounts anymore? Why does it keep hanging during boot-up? Why am I about to throw the machine out my bedroom window?WithoutID wrote:
I don't buy that I'm dealing with a hardware issue.
You have a software issue carried over from the previous computer likely caused by Norton and perhaps some other issues related to recent malware.
Your going to need to copy your users data folders only to a external drive and disconnect everything,
command r boot into Recovery,
DU erase (with Zero) your Lion partition,
install Lion fresh from Apple,
setup with the same name (important),
Software update,
install all your programs from fresh sources,
and return files from the external drive manually into their respective folders
in that precise order.
and for good performance for a long time, try not to go over 50% of the drive filled, but certainly not more that 75%
Do not use migration or TimeMachine restores.
This is known as a Fresh Install, where everything is brand spanking new and only vetted files are returned.
It's a pain I know, the problem with too much automation, the crap seeps in and ruins everything.
I don't migrate nothing, I like my machines to work perfectly.
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-3046
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File Count using SPFile Object
Hi,
I am trying to get the file count using through SPFile within the selected dates of date time controls as below.
But not able to get the count of the files in the folder as there is not count property in the SPFile object.
Please share your ideas/thoughts on the same.
foreach (SPFile file in oFolder.Files)
if ((file.TimeCreated > dtFromDate.SelectedDate) &&( file.TimeCreated<dtToDate.SelectedDate))
int filecount;
Regards,Sudheer
Thanks & Regards, SudheerHi ,
as you have int filecount, increase the count whenever it satisfies the if condition as mentioned
above.
int filecount=0;
foreach (SPFile file in oFolder.Files)
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filecount++;
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Collect file count and add to CSV file.
I have this script efficiently crafted by Jacques Rioux and I now what to do a little more with it.
What it currently does is look on my desktop at a select number of Folders on my desktop. It then looks at the keyword information and then returns the results to a csv file.
it looks for all the photographs; shot by Matthew. edited by Matthew etc.... with the date appended to the start and then the next time the script is run it adds the next data to the bottom of the last.
The result looks like this
19/12/2012,255,412,37,68
27/12/2012,197,342,16,26
From the fist line you can see on the 19th December 2012 I shot 255 images
No what I would like it to do is:-
a) Specifaically look in the folders of the desktop whose name begins with BH, BU, DA, DI, DO, FR, IN, NO, MA, TM, WA, PR, SE (These folders may or may not exist at the time, but are the only folders it should look at)
b) also do a file count of the contents of the above individual folders and append it to the csv file. Again a folder may not exist. Where it doesn't exist the file count must = 0 so that it can then be added to the CSV file.
This is how I hope the line to look like from the CSV file,
19/12/2012,255,412,37,68, 5,3,20,25,60,101,25,0,85,5,40,0,0
from the line above you can see that the folders NO, PR, and SE were all non existant and therefore a 0 was written in its place on the CSV file.
Below is the working script that looks for the keywords.
set spotlightqueryList to {"Shot by Matthew", "Editted by Matthew", "Shot by Shah", "Editted by Shah"}
set thefolders to {"Desktop"}
set thekind to "PSD"
set csvFileName to "ProductivityLog.csv"
set tHome to path to home folder as string
set tc to count spotlightqueryList
set theseCount to {}
repeat tc times
set end of theseCount to 0
end repeat
repeat with i in thefolders
set thepath to my existsItem(tHome & i)
if thepath is not "" then -- exists
repeat with j from 1 to tc
set tQuery to item j of spotlightqueryList
do shell script "mdfind -onlyin " & thepath & " " & tQuery & " " & thekind & " | wc -l" -- wc return the number of lines
set item j of theseCount to (item j of theseCount) + (the result as integer) -- add the number of lines
end repeat
end if
end repeat
set csvPath to "DCKGEN:Brands:Zoom:Online Photography:" & csvFileName
set oTID to text item delimiters
set text item delimiters to "," -- CSV delimiter
set thisLine to (theseCount as text) -- convert list to text, each number is separated by comma
set text item delimiters to oTID
tell (current date) to set tDate to short date string
set beginning of theseCount to tDate -- insert the date (first column)
set csvPath to "DCKGEN:Brands:Zoom:Online Photography:" & csvFileName
set oTID to text item delimiters
set text item delimiters to "," -- CSV delimiter
set thisLine to (theseCount as text) -- convert list to text, each number is separated by comma
set text item delimiters to oTID
--- append this line to CSV file
do shell script "echo " & (quoted form of thisLine) & " >>" & quoted form of POSIX path of csvPath
on existsItem(f)
try
return quoted form of POSIX path of (f as alias) -- exists
end try
return "" -- else not exists
end existsItem
(* just a way to visually see it working
set dialog to "Matt Shot: \"" & item 1 of theseCount & "\"" & return & return & "Matt Edit: \"" & item 2 of theseCount & "\"" & return & return & "Shah Shot: \"" & item 3 of theseCount & "\"" & return & return & "Shah Edit: \"" & item 4 of theseCount & "\"" & return & return
display dialog dialog
This is what I began to wrote but really have no idea how I would write it into the data into the CSV file and also I was struggling to get the non existant folder to = 0?
tell application "Finder"
set folderA to (get first folder of desktop whose name starts with "BH")
set folderB to (get first folder of desktop whose name starts with "Bu")
set folderC to (get first folder of desktop whose name starts with "Da")
set folderD to (get first folder of desktop whose name starts with "DI")
set folderE to (get first folder of desktop whose name starts with "Do")
set folderF to (get first folder of desktop whose name starts with "Fr")
set folderG to (get first folder of desktop whose name starts with "In")
set folderH to (get first folder of desktop whose name starts with "Ma")
if (exists (get first folder of desktop whose name starts with "No")) is true then
set folderI to (get first folder of desktop whose name starts with "No")
else
set folderI to "0"
set folderJ to (get first folder of desktop whose name starts with "To")
set folderK to (get first folder of desktop whose name starts with "Wa")
if (exists (get first folder of desktop whose name starts with "SE")) is truethen
set folderL to (get first folder of desktop whose name starts with"SE")
else
set folderL to "0"
if (exists (get first folder of desktop whose name starts with "PR"))is true then
set folderM to (get first folder of desktop whose name starts with "PR")
else
set folderM to "0"
set folderM to (get first folder of desktop whose name starts with "PR")
end if
end if
end if
tell application "System Events"
set contentsA to (number of files in folderA)
set contentsB to (number of files in folderB)
set contentsC to (number of files in folderC)
set contentsD to (number of files in folderD)
set contentsE to (number of files in folderE)
set contentsF to (number of files in folderF)
set contentsG to (number of files in folderG)
set contentsH to (number of files in folderH)
set contentsI to (number of files in folderI)
set contentsJ to (number of files in folderJ)
set contentsK to (number of files in folderK)
set contentsL to (number of files in folderL)
set contentsM to (number of files in folderM)
end tell
end tell
I hope someone can help me compile the remaining data.
Many thanks
MattOK i've done my homework and I have been able to get a lot closer I just need to make the search specific to a number of folders on the desktop?
Line 7 explains how I would like it to search.
set spotlightqueryList to {"Shot_by_Matthew", "Editted_by_Matthew", "Shot_by_Shah", "Editted_by_Shah"}
set spotlightqueryList2 to {"AL70", "BH70", "BH70", "BU40", "ES20", "DV25", "DJ30", "RA30", "FR10", "GT55", "MA65", "MB65", "MC65", "FI65", "MF65", "MH65", "NN_", "TM15", "WA35", "PR_", "SE_"}
set thefolders to {"Desktop"}
--Here I need to limit the search so that it only looks in folders of the desktop whose name begins with "BH", "BU", "DA", "DI", "DO", "FR", "IN", "MA", "NO", "TM", "WA", "PR", "SE"
set thekind to "PSD"
set csvFileName to "ProductivityLog.csv"
set tHome to path to home folder as string
set tc to count spotlightqueryList
set theseCount to {}
repeat tc times
set end of theseCount to 0
end repeat
set tc2 to count spotlightqueryList2
set theseCount2 to {}
repeat tc2 times
set end of theseCount2 to 0
end repeat
repeat with i in thefolders
set thepath to my existsItem(tHome & i)
if thepath is not "" then -- exists
repeat with j from 1 to tc
set tQuery to item j of spotlightqueryList
do shell script "mdfind -onlyin " & thepath & " " & tQuery & " " & thekind & " | wc -l" -- wc return the number of lines
set item j of theseCount to (item j of theseCount) + (the result as integer) -- add the number of lines
end repeat
end if
end repeat
repeat with i2 in thefolders
set thepath2 to my existsItem2(tHome & i2)
if thepath2 is not "" then -- exists
repeat with j2 from 1 to tc2
set tQuery2 to item j2 of spotlightqueryList2
do shell script "mdfind -onlyin " & thepath2 & " -name " & tQuery2 & " " & thekind & " | wc -l" -- wc return the number of lines
set item j2 of theseCount2 to (item j2 of theseCount2) + (the result as integer) -- add the number of lines
end repeat
end if
end repeat
set csvPath to "DCKGEN:Brands:Zoom:Online Photography:" & csvFileName
set oTID to text item delimiters
set text item delimiters to "," -- CSV delimiter
set thisLine to (theseCount as text) -- convert list to text, each number is separated by comma
set thisLine2 to (theseCount2 as text) -- convert list to text, each number is separated by comma
set text item delimiters to oTID
tell (current date) to set tDate to short date string
set beginning of theseCount to tDate -- insert the date (first column)
set csvPath to "DCKGEN:Brands:Zoom:Online Photography:" & csvFileName
set oTID to text item delimiters
set text item delimiters to "," -- CSV delimiter
set thisLine to (theseCount as text) -- convert list to text, each number is separated by comma
set thisLine2 to (theseCount2 as text) -- convert list to text, each number is separated by comma
set text item delimiters to oTID
--- append this line to CSV file
do shell script "echo " & (quoted form of thisLine) & (quoted form of thisLine2) & " >>" & quoted form of POSIX path of csvPath
on existsItem(f)
try
return quoted form of POSIX path of (f as alias) -- exists
end try
return "" -- else not exists
end existsItem
on existsItem2(f)
try
return quoted form of POSIX path of (f as alias) -- exists
end try
return "" -- else not exists
end existsItem2
(* just a way to visually see it working
set dialog to "Matt Shot: \"" & item 1 of theseCount & "\"" & return & return & "Matt Edit: \"" & item 2 of theseCount & "\"" & return & return & "Shah Shot: \"" & item 3 of theseCount & "\"" & return & return & "Shah Edit: \"" & item 4 of theseCount & "\"" & return & return
display dialog dialog -
Is there an easy way to get a count of the files in a packaged PDF? I know that I can extract all files to a folder and then get a file count from the folder, but I am hoping that there is an easy way in Acrobat to get this.
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How to get file count in variable?
dear all,
how to get file count in variable?
regards
NaseerHi Nazeer ,
It wont take much time .. so simple :- )
Create one os comand step
( for unix) Use
wc -l filename.txt > someoutputfile.txt
Now the number of lines in your file will be there in the output file ( someoutputfile.txt )
Step2 :-
Now use Cezar's logic to fetch the variable value ( file count ) from the output file .. ( select value for a variable from a file )
This will not take eeven a second to finish the job.
Regards,
Rathish A M -
Different file count between Photo Elements 12 and Lightroom 5.
To Whom it might concern:
When I check properties the file count in Photo Elements 12 is different than that of Lightroom 5.
In one case Photo Elements shows 743 files and 51 folders and lightroom shows 734 files.
I counted each a every file and found Lightroom to have the correct count and Elements the same count
but properties shows a count of 743.
Please answer.
Albert F Schwartz Jr
E-mail - [email protected]If you think you have found a bug, you should report it to Adobe here: http://feedback.photoshop.com/
This forum is not the place for bug reports -
Frequent 'Filesystem Corrupt', Invalid File count
I have been getting this message every a couple of days in my MBP or iMac running 10.6.2. It happens/visible only when I runs Disk Utility and Verify Disk. Of course, this brings unsettling point to me when it comes now and then. Not to mention I have to boot from DVD to run disk utility to fix this
Error Message: Invalid file count (It should be xxxxx instead of xxx+1) AND
Error Message: Invalid volume directory count (It should be xxxxx instead of xxxx-1)
Any idea what causes this and what's the impact i.e. do I lose any files?
Thanks!!Leonard Ong wrote:
Hi Tim,
By default, it is HFS+ Journaled (non-case sensitive). So I have also the same understanding that journalled filesystem should be robust as you wrote it. But the fact that this comes now and then, It created some doubts.
Is this a harmless error message or should I be worried about it. That basically my questions. I do repair when I see this.
It can't be because of disk is failing for a number of reason:
1) I have the same behavior both in my iMac and MBP
2) Both HDD has been replaced with new one recently
3) Both HDD has passed through surface scan from TechTool Deluxe 5.0.6, so no bad blocks
Still a puzzle...
Are you sure that the errors are showing up on both computers when performing either a "Verify Disk" or "Repair Disk" and NOT just a "Verify Disk Permissions" or "Repair Disk Permissions"? Permissions errors are mostly harmless. Filesystem errors (the sort you see when you ask for "Verify Disk" or "Repair Disk" in Disk Utility are not harmless and you should be worried about those.
If so, then either both drives are failing or your drives are being exposed to a strong enough magnetic field to damage their data (and that would have be pretty strong -- a common refrigerator magnet wouldn't do the trick.) In all of my years of working with journaled filesystems (or operating systems with "filesystem logging" which is the same thing) I have NEVER seen a journaled volume have filesystem errors unless it was physically failing.
Journaling will prevent filesystem errors if it's enabled for pretty much every cause except for a physically defective or damaged disk. Here's the short version of how journaling works...
Journaling (aka "filesystem logging") is intended to prevent filesystem corruption... and it's pretty rock-solid.
1) A "journal" (or "log") area is added.
2) A hard rule is established that, under no circumstances may the OS be performing writes to both the journal and the regular filesystem at the same time. One must be flushed before it can work on the other and vice versa.
3) When a write operation is about to happen, the OS writes information to the journal indicating which blocks on the filesystem are about to be changed and what it's about to change. This information is flushed to disk.
4) The OS can then perform the write on the actual filesystem areas it intended to change. These must then be flushed to disk.
5) The journal can now be cleared.
That's pretty much it (simplified). But think about what this does. Normally if something interrupts a write operation (something crashes, a kernel panic, a power loss, etc.) there is something that will still have integrity because the OS will not write to both the journal and the regular filesystem at the same time.
If a failure occurs while writing to the filesystem it's no big deal. When the system boots back up, it notices the journal wasn't cleared so it "replays" the journal. This re-writes any blocks that might only have been partially written thus clearing any chance of corruption on the volume.
If a failure occurs while writing to the journal it's still no big deal. When the system boots back up it notices a corrupt journal, but that means the regular filesystem itself wasn't being touched so the filesystem is guaranteed to not have errors on it (although it does mean the last file you were about to save probably didn't get saved -- and that file wouldn't have written successfully even if journaling were off. At least this way there is no filesystem corruption.)
While it sounds pretty solid (and it is) there's still a potential for corruption, but it's rare. If a drive swings the access arms to a specific track and starts writing data, the assumption is that the write head is above the correct track. If the head is "sloppy" due to wear, then the head may be slightly mis-aligned and bleeding writes into the adjacent track. This will cause filesystem corruption even with journaling enabled.
If these drives came with the computers then the only warranty would be via Apple. If you purchased these drives on your own then they probably came with a pretty good manufacturer warranty -- most drives I've purchased in recent years had at least a 3 year warranty. -
Invalid volume file count and directory count
My wife's macbook pro started shutting down by itself randomly, so i performed Disk Utility Verify Disk and found these errors:
Invalid volume file count
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Invalid volume directory count
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The volume Macintosh HD needs to be repaired.
Error: Filesystem verify or repair failed.
As i do not have the Mac OS Leopard disks physically with me, I target-disk started her mac on my mac, and use my mac to run Disk Utility on her hard-disk, and repaired the disk without problems.
However, this is the 3rd or 4th time this has happened. After the 1st time, i figured something is causing it, so i checked this forum, and found that for some, the Blackberry Messenger app causes programs, so i promptly uninstalled it fully (including associated system files) and this problem didnt come back for a while.
Or could this be a sign the hard disk is physically failing soon? It is out of warranty now. We have regular TimeMachine backups. We are actually kinda waiting out until the new line of macbook pro's come out.. (hopefully in June at WWDC)
Any suggestions as to how else to address this? Thanks!
Laptop stats: MacBook Pro 15"
2.4 GHZ Intel Core 2 Duo
2 GB RAM
HDD: 250GB
Graphics: NVDIA GeForce 9400M VRAM 256MB
OS: Mac OS LeopardWell, the disk errors are due to corruption caused by the random power downs, so focus on getting that issue solved first. What's the stats on the battery?
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