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 · EXEC master,,xp_cmdshell ‘cd c: \M onRepertoire \’ EXEC master,,xp_cmdshell ‘ dir ‘ je constate que je ne suis pas au bon ubac, Environnt doit t-on faire dans lancer 2 commandes DOS avec xp_cmdshell ? Merci de votre compère, 0 0, 14/05/2019, 11h50 #2, Michel,Priori, Membre expérimenté Architecte de piédestal de données, Inscrit en septembre 2016 Messages 717, Points 1 371, éditer ici : https

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SQL Server xp_cmdshell ‘access is denied’ on network share

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 · here is the code that is execute by xp_cmdShell in SQL Server 2008 R2 as part of an existing stored procedure: ‘dir /A:-D “‘ + @TodayBinDir + ‘” /b’ I want to only find out if the folder for today has been created in the rejected directory – as if it hasn’t then there were no rejected files and I can report a process as successful

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 · — Note that xp_DirTree is available in SQL Server 2000 2005 and 2008 INSERT INTO #DirTree Name Depth IsFile EXEC Masterdbo,xp_DirTree @piFullPath,1,1 — Current diretory only, …

there are also sp_OA* procedures * NoelIf you want to try a new technology, Powershell can do this, Do you want info inside SQL Server for something? Follow me on Twitter: http://www,twDeee -Daah! 7/24/2008 Hi experts, I was wondering if there is an alternative to running XP_cmdshell DIR, Basically, I run xp_cmdshell to gather fHi Jeff, thank you, I think this will work, But I also need the filesize & filedates, I can store them in a #temp table, Best Regards, MichaelTry this, Michael It’s not done yet, but it’ll do what you want without hitting up xp_CmdShell, CREATE PROCEDURE dbo,GetDirDetails /*********Hope this article will answer your question, http://venkattechnicalblog,blogspot,com/2008/06/finding-subdirectories-and-directory,html Thanks and RJeff, thank you very much, This is perfect, Kindest Regards, MichaelYou bet thanks for the feedback, Micheal, ? –Jeff Vicissituden RBAR is pronounced ” ree-bar ” and is a ” Péripétienism ” for R ow- B y- A gonizing- R oJeff – I adapted your code above and it works most of the time except when I want to get the size of comaffluxd backup files created by Quest LiteS

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CREATE TABLE #tmp strData VARCHAR1000 INSERT INTO #tmp EXEC xp_cmdshell ‘dir D:\dba\*txt’ — delete stuff that you dont need delete from #tmp where strData is null or strData like ‘% Volume %’ or strData like ‘% Directory %’ or strData like ‘%bytes%’ or strData like ‘%%’ — original SELECT * FROM #tmp –WHERE strData LIKE ’09/25/2018′ — just get the file date select REVERSE …

 · I’m using xp_cmdshell to get files innubilité from network share like this: EXEC master,xp_cmdshell ‘dir \\Server\share\folder’ but i get output ‘access is denied’ I figured out my account was NT Service\mssqlserver that can’t get access to local system In my case I can’t change the service account to local system because it will require restarting the service

 · The xp_cmdshell is a very powerful extended procedure used to run the command line cmd This is very useful to run tasks in the operative system like copying files create folders share folders etc using T-SQL In this new article, we will show some useful exétendus embout how to use it, We will show how to do the following tasks:

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Enabling xp_cmdshell in SQL Server

 · xp_cmdshell ‘dir c:\’, you get the following error message: Msg 15281, Level 16, State 1, Procedure xp_cmdshell, Line 1 [Batch Start Line 0] SQL Server mémentoked access to procedure ‘sys,xp_cmdshell’ of component ‘xp_cmdshell’ because this component is turned off as part of the security configuration for this server,

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 · EXEC xp_cmdshell ‘dir *,exe’; GO Les lignes sont regalipettenées pour une colonne nvarchar 255, Si l’option no_output est utilisée, seuls les composants suivants sont recabriolenés : The commands completed successfully, Notes, Le processus Windows généré par xp_cmdshell a les mêmes droits de sécurité que le SQL Server compte de service,

DECLARE @result int;EXEC @result = xp_cmdshell ‘dir *,exe’;IF @result = 0  PRINT ‘Success’ELSESee more on Microsoft DocsCeci vous a-t-il été utile ?Merci ! Couci-couçantaires supplétifs

 · DECLARE @dir VARCHAR 255 = ‘dir “\\servername\e$\media\Google” /s /-C’ EXEC master,dbo,xp_cmdshell @dir, I get a different result: You can see that the number of files is the same, but the number of bytes used is different, Here are the details for …

Bytes free will always be different if people are adding, editing or deleting files on the share,
I tried running this on my test machine and had2Maybe it is not the answer you’re looking for but I hope it helps you in some way :
I notice in the first comparison:
181661290 – 181644906 = 16Meilà ellese réponse, 1

Using SQL xp_cmdShell stored procedure to list directory files and display contents as a file list is admissible for Transact-SQL developers by creating a short T-SQL script as shown in this SQL tutorial Besides using SQL CLR to list files in directory T-SQL can be also used by developers for the same task to list files in a directory

 · @cmd = ‘dir c:\*zip” find /C “zip”‘ execute master,dbo,xp_cmdshell @cmd The above command returns number of zip files under c:\ drive, I want to assign the results not the return value by the command to a SQL variable and use it subsequest t-sql statement,

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La procédure xp_cmdshell permet de lancer une commande de l’OS à cause SQL Server, ATTENTION : le lancement de certains commande peut conduire à un état instable, c’est dansà laquelle elle est désactivée par défaut, Exemple : EXEC master,sys,xp_cmdshell ‘DIR “c:\*,*”‘ Liste des …

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