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	<title>Comments on: Finding filesizes</title>
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		<description>well ... apparently I was just shown today that you can use a maybe about 5 lines of code to find the 0kb file using &quot;select * from @tbl where columnA like &#039;% 0 %&#039; .&quot;  

you would first have to run &#039;dir /c \\path\to\files&#039;, store this into a temp table (@tbl).

I was going to initially use this but I thought that the select statement will find all leading &#039;0&#039;.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>well &#8230; apparently I was just shown today that you can use a maybe about 5 lines of code to find the 0kb file using &#8220;select * from @tbl where columnA like &#8216;% 0 %&#8217; .&#8221;  </p><p>you would first have to run &#8216;dir /c \\path\to\files&#8217;, store this into a temp table (@tbl).</p><p>I was going to initially use this but I thought that the select statement will find all leading &#8217;0&#8242;.</f</p>
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