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Keywords: DiskSize limit hugemath
What version of Winbatch do you have?
What version of Windows are you running?
What kind of OS is on the mapped drive?
What is the problem? Is the problem that you cannot get back a number larger than about 2GB? Or is the problem that a number larger than about 2GB comes in floating point format.
Basically many older OS's limited the maximum size returned to 2GB. This can happen on either the client or server side.
Old versions of Winbatch are also limited the maximum value to 2 GB.
Newer versions returned numbers larger than 2GB as a floating point number.
Recent version of WinBatch provide you with a flag so that you can get the exact size by requesting a "huge number string" that gives a high-precision decimal number by using an option flag value.
WinBatch 2002G (the curent version) is a free-for-the-download upgrade from 2001h
See our download page. When you dwonload and install the, the new help file will show the new parameters. Something like...
Syntax: DiskSize(drive-list [, format]) Parameters: (s) drive-list one or more drive letters, separated by "|", or the current file delimiter (usually a tab). (i) format This controls the format in which the size is returned if it is too large to be returned as an integer. The default format, 0, is floating point. If you specify "format" of 1, the size will be returned as a huge number.Note that you view the huge_number returned when you select the hude number option, but you cannot do math on it without going through the huge math extender. You must treat it like a string, not a number.
Article ID: W15148
File Created: 2002:09:05:13:50:04
Last Updated: 2002:09:05:13:50:04