Hello, I have a scan configuration question. Imagine the following layout: serverA\c$ serverA\d$ serverA\\c$ serverA\\d$ d$ consists of: d$\sharemultimedia d$\sharemultimedia\dir1 d$\\sharemultimedia d$\\sharemultimedia\\dir1 . . d$\sharemultimedia\dir99 d$\sharedata d$\\sharemultimedia\\dir99 d$\\sharedata multiple levels of subdirs d$\sharepicture d$\\sharepicture multiple levels of subdirs How can I scan and create a report that will indicate the growth of a directory by 10% since the last check, but only for the toplevel directories in sharemultimedia or sharedata or sharepicture. I am not really interested in the size per subfolder, but more in the growth of dir1 to dir99... Ideally the emailed report should NOT look like this: \\\serverA\D$\sharepicture\dir1\album1\P0\35\pictures \\\\serverA\\D$\\sharepicture\\dir1\\album1\\P0\35\\pictures 456.7 MB \\\serverA\D$\sharepicture\dir1\album1\P8 \\\\serverA\\D$\\sharepicture\\dir1\\album1\\P8 98.6 MB \\\serverA\D$\sharepicture\dir1\album2 \\\\serverA\\D$\\sharepicture\\dir1\\album2 663.8 MB \\\serverA\D$\sharepicture\dir1 \\\\serverA\\D$\\sharepicture\\dir1 4,551.0 MB \\\serverA\D$\sharepicture\dir2 \\\\serverA\\D$\\sharepicture\\dir2 3,264.0 MB but \\\serverA\D$\sharepicture\dir1 \\\\serverA\\D$\\sharepicture\\dir1 4,551.0 MB \\\serverA\D$\sharepicture\dir2 \\\\serverA\\D$\\sharepicture\\dir2 3,264.0 MB in this case dir1 and the others are picture albums and I want to verify the growth of the entire album, not every subdirectory in the album. Is this possible and if so, how do I do it?

Hello, I have a scan configuration question. Imagine the following layout: serverA\c$ serverA\d$ d$ consists of: d$\sharemultimedia d$\sharemultimedia\dir1 . . d$\sharemultimedia\dir99 d$\sharedata multiple levels of subdirs d$\sharepicture multiple levels of subdirs How can I scan and create a report that will indicate the growth of a directory by 10% since the last check, but only for the toplevel directories in sharemultimedia or sharedata or sharepicture. I am not really interested in the size per subfolder, but more in the growth of dir1 to dir99... Ideally the emailed report should NOT look like this: \\\serverA\D$\sharepicture\dir1\album1\P0\35\pictures 456.7 MB \\\serverA\D$\sharepicture\dir1\album1\P8 98.6 MB \\\serverA\D$\sharepicture\dir1\album2 663.8 MB \\\serverA\D$\sharepicture\dir1 4,551.0 MB \\\serverA\D$\sharepicture\dir2 3,264.0 MB but \\\serverA\D$\sharepicture\dir1 4,551.0 MB \\\serverA\D$\sharepicture\dir2 3,264.0 MB in this case dir1 and the others are picture albums and I want to verify the growth of the entire album, not every subdirectory in the album. Is this possible and if so, how do I do it?