Path Folder count monitoring

getting wrong result

I wonder if it's a permission issue.  Can we try this script instead?

$Today = Get-Date | Select-Object -Property Date | Get-Date
$Path = "\\Path\To\Check"

$AllFiles = Get-ChildItem -Path $Path -Recurse -File -Force -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
$Files = $AllFiles | Where-Object { $_.LastWriteTime -ge $Today }

Write-Host "Message.All: Found $( AllFiles.Count) files in $( $Path )"
Write-Host "Statistic.All: $( AllFiles.Count)"

Write-Host "Message.Today: Found $( $Files.Count ) files in $( $Path ) created on $( $Today.ToString("MM/dd/yyyy") )"
Write-Host "Statistic.Today: $( $Files.Count )"

If both results show 0, then your account can't read the files.

Hi still some error in script not getting right result, file is there still showing 0 count, count should be one

Did you try the follow-up script to see if it's a permission issue?

Yes, its working on another server.

but in last 24 hrs. script has some issue, as its count last and latest file 
suppose one files created on 16th June by 4 AM and one files created on 17th June by 4 AM, so it count 2 file, so i have converted into minutes, for workaround, can you share script who count those file only created on same date. 

Just change the LastWriteTime in the first script to CreationTime.

Hi,

we need script to check current date count only

see below script showing 0 count, however we have 1 file for same date see on next screen short

This is probably a permission issue.  Does the SAM WMI account you are using have sufficient access to read that page?  On the previous page do you have the configuration setup to run in Local or Remote host mode?

yes, it has permission, as other script showing count 

can you share scripts for check today or current date count?

You can find countless examples of file count scripts online (not just here) using PowerShell.  I can't teach years of PowerShell background via this single forum thread.  If you want physical books, I'm happy to provide recommendations that I used to learn the language.

The thing you are looking at is either a -Filter parameter on the Get-ChildItem or tweaks to the Where-Object function.