1E 8.1 (on-premises)

FileSystem

Core

Returns the filename, size, created time and modified time of each file in a directory.

Directory (string): Full path of the directory whose contents will be returned

Recursive (boolean; optional, default true): Whether or not to return the contents of subdirectories.

Limit (integer, optional, default 8192): Return no more than this number of files; 0 means all files (i.e. no limit).

Exclude (Table, optional): A single column table where each row contains a directory path relative to the 'Directory' parameter that you want to exclude from recursive search.

If Directory does not exist (which can happen if the path format is not suitable for the device's operating system) or it is actually a file then an error status is returned with a suitable error message.

If Directory itself cannot be opened (exceptions will be logged by the agent) or no files are found then this is considered a successful execution but no results are returned.

If Directory itself can be opened and Recursive is true but then a subdirectory or file cannot be accessed then those items will be skipped in the results (and the Agent will log warnings).

Otherwise if any files are found then the result returned for each will have this form:

 FileSystem.GetFilesInDirectory(Directory:"c:\\tmp");

 FileSystem.GetFilesInDirectory(Directory:"c:\\tmp", Recursive:false);

@exclude =
SELECT
        column1 AS Path
FROM
        ( VALUES
                (".\\tmp1"),
                (".\\tmp2\\SubFolder")
        );

FileSystem.GetFilesInDirectory(Directory:"C:\\tmp",Exclude:@exclude);

The DateCreated concept does not exist on some operating systems and consequently this field will be blank where it does not apply.

Where the agent cannot access the directory itself then the instruction will return ExcutionError.