POWERSHELL: THE WAY TO GET THE PATH LIST OF THE FILES WHICH HAVE BEEN UPDATED SINCE [SPECIFIED TIME].
Overview
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ABOUT THIS ARTICLE
I had a occation of working on a different PC (Windows) than usual.
After work, I needed to sort the files which had been updated and were to be brought to my original PC,
So I wanted the Powershell command which narrow down the files which had been updated after 9:00 today in a workspace folder.
If you can use version control apps such as Git in your environment, which manages change states automatically by commiting as appropriate, this articel is just a script practice of Powershell!
CREATION ENVIRONMENT
| PSVersion | 5.1 |
COMMAND
Output the information to the console.
1ls -r -File | ?{$_.LastWriteTime -gt [Datetime]"10-11-2020 9:00:00"} | select FullName
Output to a file and make it easier to read.
1ls -r -File | ?{$_.LastWriteTime -gt [Datetime]"10-11-2020 9:00:00"} | select FullName | ft -A > "C:\temp\output.txt"
No Aliases Version.
1Get-ChildItem -Recurse -File | Where-Object{$_.LastWriteTime -gt [Datetime]"2020/10/27 18:00:00"} | Select-Object FullName | Format-Table -AutoSize > "C:\temp\output.txt"
EXPLANATION
1Get-ChildItem -Recurse -File
Recursively get the list of file information.
1 $_.LastWriteTime -gt [Datetime]"10-11-2020 9:00:00"
Cast A date String to Datetime type value and compare it with the last write time of the file.
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