/T Displays the file size, last modified date, and time for all of the matched files. Normally, the
Where utility displays only the filename.
pattern??¦ The pattern can include the * (asterisk) and ? (question mark), just as you??™d use
them with the Dir command. In addition, you can use environment variables by using the
$EnvVariable:SearchCriteria pattern and a specific path using the Path:SearchCriteria
pattern. These alternative search patterns let you look for data in ways that you can??™t using the
Dir command. Here are some examples of all four search techniques:
Search for all DLLs in the current folder:
Where *.DLL
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Search for all four letter DLLs beginning with the A in the current
folder:
Where A???.DLL
Search for all DLLs in the Path environmental variable:
Where $Path:*.DLL
Search for all DLLs in the C:\Programs and C:\Windows\System32 folder:
Where ???C:\Program Files;C:\Windows\System32:B*.DLL???
Managing Windows in a New Way
The directories and files on your system act as storage containers for your data. If you don??™t secure
the storage containers, then the data is at risk. It??™s akin to leaving the cookie jar open and not expecting
anyone to grab a cookie, or two, or even the whole jar.
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