Mike Yearwood
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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>Is there any limit (OS or best practice) on the maximum number of files to have in one single folder?
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>I seem to recall that there was a limit, or at least a point at which it could become problematic.
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>I am running Windows Server 2003 as our primary file store on a 12-user LAN. It has multiple folders, but one in particular has grown to about 8,000 files. Each file is very small (1 - 5KB), but there are a lot of them.
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>The files are stored on the server in a shared folder, that is hosted in a DFS tree, and users access this DFS tree from a mapped letter on their XP machines on the LAN.
Beware! :)
There may not be a limit in OS terms, but in VFP terms, there is definitely a limit for the ADIR() function. 488 files on my machine. Pass that limit, ADIR will still work and not give any errors, but will only return 488 files.
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