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更新日: 2010/12/12 (ここで取り扱っている内容の原文をコピーした日付です)
更新日: 2010/12/12 (ここで取り扱っている内容の原文をコピーした日付です)
NOT
Logically negate (invert) a file boolean. If the boolean is true then the result is false, and if the boolean is false then the result is true.
Syntax
not ( FILEBOOLEAN )
Example
FileSelect
not ( Name("*.zip") or Name("*.arj") )
FileActions
...
FileEnd
See also:
- FileSelect
- FileBoolean
- FileActions
NotToBeIndexed
Select all the items that have the "NotToBeIndexed" attribute set (yes) or not set (no). This attribute is used by the Windows content indexing service and indicates that the item is not to be indexed.
Syntax
NotToBeIndexed(yes) NotToBeIndexed(no)
Example
FileSelect # Select all the items that have the "NotToBeIndexed" attribute. NotToBeIndexed(yes) FileActions .... FileEnd
See also:
- FileSelect
- FileBoolean
- FileActions
Offline
Select all the items that have the "offline" attribute set (yes) or not set (no). This attribute is used by the Windows Remote Storage service and indicates that the file data is physically moved to offline storage.
Syntax
Offline(yes) Offline(no)
Example
FileSelect # Select all the items that do not have the "Offline" attribute. Offline(no) FileActions .... FileEnd
See also:
- FileSelect
- FileBoolean
- FileActions
OR
Logical OR of two file booleans. The result is true if at least 1 of the booleans is true.
Syntax
FILEBOOLEAN or FILEBOOLEAN FILEBOOLEAN | FILEBOOLEAN FILEBOOLEAN || FILEBOOLEAN
Example
FileSelect
Size(10000000,0) or LastAccess("","1 month ago")
FileActions
...
FileEnd
See also:
- FileSelect
- FileBoolean
- FileActions
Readonly
Select all the items that are read-only (yes) or not read-only (no).
Syntax
Readonly(yes) Readonly(no)
Example
FileSelect # Select all the items that are read-only. Readonly(yes) FileActions .... FileEnd
See also:
- FileSelect
- FileBoolean
- FileActions
SelectNtfsSystemFiles
Select all the NTFS system files. These files are usually not visible, but they exist on all NTFS disks. The function selects all the files that are in the root directory of the volume and have a name that begins with "$" (dollar sign), except for "$RECYCLE.BIN", and all files in the $Extend folder and it's subfolders.
* This function is intended to be used together with the * PlaceNtfsSystemFiles fileaction.
Inode Filename Description
0 $MFT Master File Table - An index of every file.
1 $MFTMirr A backup copy of the first 4 records of the MFT.
2 $LogFile Transactional logging file.
3 $Volume Serial number, creation time, dirty flag.
4 $AttrDef Attribute definitions.
6 $Bitmap Contains volume's cluster map (in-use vs. free).
7 $Boot Boot record of the volume.
8 $BadClus Lists bad clusters on the volume.
9 $Quota [Windows NT only] Quota information.
9 $Secure Security descriptors used by the volume.
10 $UpCase Table of uppercase characters used for collating.
11 $Extend A directory for: $ObjId, $Quota, $Reparse, $UsnJrnl.
0 $MFT Master File Table - An index of every file.
1 $MFTMirr A backup copy of the first 4 records of the MFT.
2 $LogFile Transactional logging file.
3 $Volume Serial number, creation time, dirty flag.
4 $AttrDef Attribute definitions.
6 $Bitmap Contains volume's cluster map (in-use vs. free).
7 $Boot Boot record of the volume.
8 $BadClus Lists bad clusters on the volume.
9 $Quota [Windows NT only] Quota information.
9 $Secure Security descriptors used by the volume.
10 $UpCase Table of uppercase characters used for collating.
11 $Extend A directory for: $ObjId, $Quota, $Reparse, $UsnJrnl.
$Extend\$ObjId Unique Ids given to every file. $Extend\$Quota Quota information. $Extend\$Reparse Reparse point information. $Extend\$UsnJrnl USN Journal. $Extend\$RmMetadata Transactional data.
Syntax
SelectNtfsSystemFiles(yes) SelectNtfsSystemFiles(no)
Example
FileSelect # Select all the NTFS system files. SelectNtfsSystemFiles(yes) FileActions # Place the selected files, sorted by their full path. PlaceNtfsSystemFiles(Ascending,MftSize * 0.1) FileEnd
See also:
- PlaceNtfsSystemFiles
- ReclaimNtfsReservedAreas
Size
Select all the items that have a size in bytes between the minimum (first number) and maximum (second number). If the second number is zero then the maximum is infinity.
* Sparse files can have a larger size than what they are actually using on the disk.
Syntax
Size(NUMBER , NUMBER)
Example
FileSelect # Select all files with a size up to 10 gigabyte. Size(0,10000000000) FileActions .... FileEnd
See also:
- FileSelect
- FileBoolean
- FileActions
Smallest
Select the smallest items (size in bytes). The argument is the number of items to be selected.
Select the smallest items (size in bytes). The argument is the number of items to be selected.
Syntax
Smallest(NUMBER)
Smallest(NUMBER)
Example
FileSelect # Select the 10 smallest files on the disk. Smallest(10) FileActions .... FileEnd
See also:
- Largest
- FileSelect
- FileBoolean
- FileActions
SmallestFragmentSize
Select all the items that have a smallest fragment with a size (in bytes) between the minimum (first number) and the maximum (second number). If the second number is zero then the maximum is infinity.
Syntax
SmallestFragmentSize(NUMBER , NUMBER)
Example
FileSelect # Select all the items that have a smallest fragment between 100 and 1000 bytes in size. SmallestFragmentSize(100,1000) FileActions .... FileEnd
See also:
- FileSelect
- FileBoolean
- FileActions
Sparse
Select all the items that are sparse (yes) or not sparse (no).
Syntax
Sparse(yes) Sparse(no)
Example
FileSelect # Select all the items that are sparse. Sparse(yes) FileActions .... FileEnd
See also:
- FileSelect
- FileBoolean
- FileActions
System
Select all the items that have the "system" attribute set (yes) or not set (no). This attribute is used by Windows to indicate items that are part of Windows, or that are used exclusively by Windows. This definition includes files such as the pagefile, "desktop.ini" files, just about everything in the Windows folder (including infrequently used stuff), temporary files, files in the recycle bin, and lot's of other stuff.
Syntax
System(yes) System(no)
Example
FileSelect # Select all the items that have the "System" attribute. System(yes) FileActions .... FileEnd
Tip: You can get a list of all the system files on the C: disk with the following Windows commandline:
dir /A:S /S c:
dir /A:S /S c:
See also:
- FileSelect
- FileBoolean
- FileActions
Temporary
Select all the items that have the "temporary" attribute set (yes) or not set (no). This attribute is used by Windows to indicate temporary items. The file system will attempt to keep all of the data in memory for quick access, rather than flushing it back to mass storage.
Syntax
Temporary(yes) Temporary(no)
Example
FileSelect # Select all the items that have the "Temporary" attribute. Temporary(yes) FileActions .... FileEnd
See also:
- FileSelect
- FileBoolean
- FileActions
Unmovable
Select all the items that MyDefrag could not move. MyDefrag initially assumes that all items on disk are movable. Only after the Windows defragmentation API has refused to move an item will an item be "unmovable".
Select all the items that MyDefrag could not move. MyDefrag initially assumes that all items on disk are movable. Only after the Windows defragmentation API has refused to move an item will an item be "unmovable".
Syntax
Unmovable(yes) Unmovable(no)
Example
FileSelect # Select all the items that have the "Unmovable" attribute. Unmovable(yes) FileActions .... FileEnd
See also:
- FileSelect
- FileBoolean
- FileActions
Virtual
Select all the items that have the "virtual" attribute set (yes) or not set (no).
Syntax
Virtual(yes) Virtual(no)
Example
FileSelect # Select all the items that have the "Virtual" attribute. Virtual(yes) FileActions .... FileEnd
See also:
- FileSelect
- FileBoolean
- FileActions
