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• Files and orphaned files

  Hello

  Referring to of LucD 'orphan files and folders - Spring cleaning. "

  http://www.lucd.info/2011/04/25/orphaned-files-and-folders-spring-cleaning/

  Is it possible to also declare the size of the ophaned inside a folder an orphan data, I would like to get the "size" total data in an orphan file, only the "unfunded size' (length) if possible? If the total size of the data in a folder an orphan makes more difficult a list of each file/size would also work well.

  I would use it purely for reporting for other people to action if the option delete is not necessary.

  Thank you very much

  Martin

  If you only want the total size of the files in the folders that can be made.

  Try this

  function Remove-OrphanedData {
  <#
  .SYNOPSIS   Remove orphaned folders and VMDK files.DESCRIPTION   The function searches orphaned folders and VMDK files   on one or more datastores and reports its findings.
     Optionally the function removes  the orphaned folders   and VMDK files.NOTES   Author:  Luc Dekens.PARAMETER Datastore   One or more datastores.
     The default is to investigate all shared VMFS datastores.PARAMETER Delete   A switch that indicates if you want to remove the folders   and VMDK files.EXAMPLE   PS> Remove-OrphanedData.EXAMPLE  PS> Get-Datastore ds* | Remove-OrphanedData.EXAMPLE  PS> Remove-OrphanedData -Datastore $ds -Delete#>
  
    [CmdletBinding()]
    param(
      [parameter(ValueFromPipeline=$true)]
      [PSObject[]]$Datastore,    [switch]$Delete  )
  
    begin{
      $fldList = @{}
      $hdList = @{}
  
      $fileMgr = Get-View FileManager  }
  
    process{
      if(!$Datastore){
        $Datastore = Get-Datastore    }
      foreach($ds in $Datastore){
        if($ds.GetType().Name -eq "String"){
          $ds = Get-Datastore -Name $ds      }
        if($ds.Type -eq "VMFS" -and $ds.ExtensionData.Summary.MultipleHostAccess){
          Get-VM -Datastore $ds | %{
            $_.Extensiondata.LayoutEx.File | where{"diskDescriptor","diskExtent" -contains $_.Type} | %{
              $fldList[$_.Name.Split('/')[0]] = $_.Name            $hdList[$_.Name] = $_.Name          }
          }
          Get-Template | where {$_.DatastoreIdList -contains $ds.Id} | %{
            $_.Extensiondata.LayoutEx.File | where{"diskDescriptor","diskExtent" -contains $_.Type} | %{
              $fldList[$_.Name.Split('/')[0]] = $_.Name            $hdList[$_.Name] = $_.Name          }
          }
  
          $dc = $ds.Datacenter.Extensiondata
          $flags = New-Object VMware.Vim.FileQueryFlags        $flags.FileSize = $true        $flags.FileType = $true
          $disk = New-Object VMware.Vim.VmDiskFileQuery        $disk.details = New-Object VMware.Vim.VmDiskFileQueryFlags        $disk.details.capacityKb = $true        $disk.details.diskExtents = $true        $disk.details.diskType = $true        $disk.details.thin = $true
          $searchSpec = New-Object VMware.Vim.HostDatastoreBrowserSearchSpec        $searchSpec.details = $flags        $searchSpec.Query += $disk        $searchSpec.sortFoldersFirst = $true
          $dsBrowser = Get-View $ds.ExtensionData.browser        $rootPath = "[" + $ds.Name + "]"        $searchResult = $dsBrowser.SearchDatastoreSubFolders($rootPath, $searchSpec)
          foreach($folder in $searchResult){
            if($fldList.ContainsKey($folder.FolderPath.TrimEnd('/'))){
              foreach ($file in $folder.File){
                if(!$hdList.ContainsKey($folder.FolderPath + $file.Path)){
                  New-Object PSObject -Property @{
                    Folder = $folder.FolderPath                  Name = $file.Path                  Size = $file.FileSize                  CapacityKB = $file.CapacityKb                  Thin = $file.Thin                  Extents = [string]::Join(',',($file.DiskExtents | %{$_}))
                  }
                  if($Delete){
                    $dsBrowser.DeleteFile($folder.FolderPath + $file.Path)
                  }
                }
              }
            }
            elseif($folder.File | where {"cos.vmdk","esxconsole.vmdk" -notcontains $_.Path}){
              New-Object PSObject -Property @{
                Folder = $folder.FolderPath              Name = $null              Size = &{
                  $dsName,$folderName = $Folder.FolderPath.Split(']')
                  $dsName = $dsName.Trim('[ ')
                  $folderName = $folderName.Trim(' ')
                  New-PSDrive -Name DSTemp -PSProvider VimDatastore -Root "\" -Datastore (Get-Datastore -Name $dsName) | Out-Null                Push-Location -Path "DSTemp:\$folderName"                Get-ChildItem -Recurse | Measure-Object -Property Length -Sum |                Select -ExpandProperty Sum                Pop-Location                Remove-PSDrive -Name DSTemp -Confirm:$false | Out-Null              }
                CapacityKB = $null              Thin = $null              Extents = $null            }
              if($Delete){
                $fileMgr.DeleteDatastoreFile($folder.FolderPath,$dc.MoRef)
              }
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
  
  Remove-OrphanedData -Datastore MyDS 
  

• VMDK-Orphane files

  I found this good scenario of Orphane files. The report comes out with drive sizes, but it seems to be in bits. How to report the size in GB? I remember seeing a statement who did the calculation, but can not remember

  Here is the script

  ==========================================================================================

  #Use suite script to find orphaned files in your vmware env...

  #
  # Purpose: List all orphans vmdk on all data stores in the VC
  # Version: 1.1
  # Author: PRWTOVRO'HJA van Bokhoven
  # Changes: LucD

  $arrayVC = @("MYVC")
  $report = @)

  foreach ($strVC to $arrayVC)
  {
  SE connect-VIServer $strVC
  $arrUsedDisks = get-View - ViewType VirtualMachine. % {$_. Page layout} | % {$_. Disc} | % {$_. DiskFile}
  $arrDS = get-Datastore. Sort-Object-property name
  foreach ($strDatastore to $arrDS)
  {
  Write-Host $strDatastore.Name
  $ds = get-Datastore-name $strDatastore.Name | % {Get-view $_.} ID}
  $fileQueryFlags = new-Object VMware.Vim.FileQueryFlags
  $fileQueryFlags.FileSize = $true
  $fileQueryFlags.FileType = $true
  $fileQueryFlags.Modification = $true
  $searchSpec = new-Object VMware.Vim.HostDatastoreBrowserSearchSpec
  $searchSpec.details = $fileQueryFlags
  $searchSpec.matchPattern = '*.vmdk.
  $searchSpec.sortFoldersFirst = $true
  $dsBrowser = get-view $ds.browser
  $rootPath = ' [' + $ds.summary.Name + "]".

  #Workaround for vSphere 4 fileOwner bug
  If {($dsBrowser.Client.Version-eq «Vim4»)}
  $searchSpec = [VMware.Vim.VIConvert]: ToVim4 ($searchSpec)
  $searchSpec.details.fileOwnerSpecified = $true
  $dsBrowserMoRef = [VMware.Vim.VIConvert]: ToVim4($dsBrowser.MoRef);
  $searchTaskMoRef = $dsBrowser.Client.VimService.SearchDatastoreSubFolders_Task ($dsBrowserMoRef, $rootPath, $searchSpec)
  $searchResult = [VMware.Vim.VIConvert]: ToVim ($dsBrowser.WaitForTask([VMware.Vim.VIConvert]::ToVim($searchTaskMoRef)))))
  } else {}
  $searchResult = $dsBrowser.SearchDatastoreSubFolders ($rootPath, $searchSpec)
  }

  foreach ($folder in $searchResult)
  {
  foreach ($fileResult in $folder. File)
  {
  If ($fileResult.Path)
  {
  If (-not ($arrUsedDisks - contains ($folder.) FolderPath + $fileResult.Path))) {}
  $row = "" | Select the path, file size, ModDate, DS, host
  $row. DS = $strDatastore.Name
  $row. Path = $folder. FolderPath
  $row. File = $fileResult.Path
  $row. Size = $fileResult.FileSize
  $row. ModDate = $fileResult.Modification
  $row. Host = (Get-view $ds. Host [0]. Key). Name
  $report += $row
  }
  }
  }
  }
  }
  # Disconnect the session of VC
  disconnect-viserver-confirm: $false
  }

  $report | Export-Csv "C:\VMDK-orphaned_west.csv" - noTypeInformation

  ===========================================================================

  Thank you

  Everett

  Hello, eaalvare-

  This value is in bytes, you can simply divide by "1 GB" to convert to GB.  The original line

  $row.Size = $fileResult.FileSize  ## the value in bytes
  

  becomes

  ## give the value in GB, rounded to one (1) decimal point$row.Size =[Math]::Round(($fileResult.FileSize / 1GB), 1)
  

  I added the [Math]: Round() call it round to one decimal place.  Enjoy

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  Hello

  If the files are actually orphans that the only hope to recover would be to make some sort of data recovery using 3 third party software.

  Note: Using third-party software, including hardware drivers can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be solved. Software using third party is at your own risk.

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  I suggest you consult a service of recovery of the aid.

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  When I schedule a check disk finds it always 7 orphaned files but it can never their difficulty, it said 0 unindexed files recovered. shoud I'm worried about this? Thank you

  Hello

   
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