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Path Folder count monitoring

Hi All,

I am looking for a PowerShell script that can check path and count how many folder available in that path

example i have a path : \\XXXXSSQLP01\Team\work 
if we have 2 or more folders available in that path alert will triggred

can any one help in this

thanks

Sumit Goel

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  • This is more than an alert.  You need to first build a monitor in SAM to check for the folder count.  There's an out of the box one that does it using PowerShell, but this is basically what it does.

    $Folders = Get-ChildItem -path \\ServerName\SharedFolder\ChildPath -Recurse -Folder
    if ( $Folders.Count -ge 2 ) {
        Write-Host "Message: We found $( $Folders.Count ) Folders - that's bad"
        Write-Host "Statistic: $( $Folders.Count )"
    }
    else {
        Write-Host "Message: We found $( $Folders.Count ) Folders - that's good"
        Write-Host "Statistic: $( $Folders.Count )"
    }

    Then you just need to alter the definition of the component so that if the statistic is 2 or more, it returns a critical status.

    Then the alert is easy: Alert when a component name is "Whatever you called this component" and the status is "Critical" fire an alert.

  • sorry but i am looking for file count monitoring for latest date

    i have prepared some thing but not able to print latest count with date

    get-childitem '\\NJIOILMSSQLU01\ilmsdata\VendorExport\NachaExport' |
    select @{n='Date';e={$_.LastWriteTime.ToShortDateString()}} |
    Group-Object Date |
    Format-Table Name, Count

    IF ($Count -gt 2)
    {
    $Message = 'there are wrong/duplicate files generated'
    Write-Host 'Statistic.Status: '2
    Write-Host 'Message.Status: '$Message
    }
    ELSE
    {
    $Message = 'there are no wrong/duplicate files generated'
    Write-Host 'Statistic.Status: '1
    Write-Host 'Message.Status: '$Message
    }


    ######## End Script #########

  • Are you only looking for files after "today" or in the last 24 hours or something else?  Please be as specific as possible so we can help craft this.

  • for current date file count
    Name Count
    5/31/2022 2

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  • Here is a way to show both ways (since midnight today and within the last 24 hours)

    $Path = "\\Path\To\Check"
    
    # Things since midnight today
    $Today = Get-Date | Select-Object -Property Date | Get-Date
    $FilesToday = Get-ChildItem -Path $Path -Recurse -File -Force -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Where-Object { $_.LastWriteTime -ge $Today }
    
    # Things since this time yesterday
    $Last24Hours = ( Get-Date ).AddDays(-1)
    $FilesLast24Hours = Get-ChildItem -Path $Path -Recurse -File -Force -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Where-Object { $_.LastWriteTime -ge $Last24Hours }
    
    # Results for 'today'
    Write-Host "Message.Today: Found $( $FilesToday.Count ) files in $( $Path ) created on $( $Today.ToString("MM/dd/yyyy") )"
    Write-Host "Statistic.Today: $( $FilesToday.Count )"
    
    # Results for 'Last 24 hours'
    Write-Host "Message.Last24Hours: Found $( $FilesLast24Hours.Count ) files in $( $Path ) created on or after $( $Last24Hours.ToShortDateString() ) $( $Last24Hours.ToShortTimeString() )"
    Write-Host "Statistic.Last24Hours: $( $FilesLast24Hours.Count )"