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| PDMShell · Command of the week |
Find duplicate files in seconds
Duplicate file names are a common source of wrong references. The PDMShell search command finds them across every subfolder in one line.
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| ● ● ● PDMShell | # list duplicates by name, with date, hash and revision
PDM> search -search "Name=%.sld%;Recursive=true;DuplicatedBy=Name" -columns "FileDate,Hash,Revision" |
Why it is useful✓ | Supports SQL wildcards such as % | ✓ | Special columns FileDate, Version, State and Hash show data that is not on the data card | ✓ | Result shaping with SortBy, SortOrder, GroupBy and DuplicatedBy | ✓ | Export the results straight to CSV with -csv |
| Tip: Hash needs the file to be cached locally. Use it to tell true duplicates from files that just share a name. |
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