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26/01/1999 11:44:19
 
 
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
Classes - VCX
Title:
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00180286
Message ID:
00180316
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>Is ther a class I can use to identify how many MEGS are allocated for a particular directory and out of those, how many are being used. (On a Novell Networked Drive)

There are non-Novell API calls to find free space on a disk volume (disk space is allocated to a drive volume, not a directory), and you can write code to traverse a directory and get the space in use (in either bytes or blocks) using ADIR() or the Scripting.FileSystemObject from the Windows Scripting Host, but you won't necessarily get the actual amount of free space on a Novell drive volume this way, since NetWare can place limits on how much disk space is available to a user. You'd need to acces Novell's API, either through their API directly, or through third-party software like NETLIB
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