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openfilesnew in WS2003

Displays or disconnects files opened by
local or network users.

Syntax


openfiles /command switches

Options


command



Specifies the action to perform, which can be:


query



Displays all open files


disconnect



Disconnects one or more open files



The full syntax for these two commands is:

/query [/s Computer [/u Domain\User [/p Password]]] 
[/fo {TABLE | LIST | CSV}] [/nh] [/v]

and:

/disconnect [/s Computer [/u Domain \ User [/p Password]]] {[/id OpenFileID] 
| [/a UserName] | [/o OpenMode]} [/op OpenFileName]

The various switches are:

/s Computer /u [Domain\]User /p [Password]



Name or IP address of a remote computer (if omitted, defaults to
local computer) and credentials for running the script (if omitted,
defaults to System built-in identity).


/fo {TABLE | LIST | CSV}



Format for displaying driver properties (if omitted, default is
TABLE).


/nh



Omits header row from displayed information if /fo
is set to TABLE or CSV.


/v



Displays verbose information.


/id OpenFileID



Disconnects an open file with a specific numeric ID (use
openfiles /query to find the ID). A wildcard (*)
can also be used to disconnect all open files.


/a UserName



Disconnects all open files for a specific user. A wildcard (*) can
also be used.


/o OpenMode



Disconnects all open files by OpenMode
value (Read, Write or Read/Write). A wildcard (*) can also be used.


/op OpenFileName



Disconnects all open file connections created by a specific
OpenFile name. The wildcard (*)
disconnects all open files on the specified computer.



Examples


List open files on member server with IP address 172.16.11.230:

openfiles /query /s 172.16.11.230 /fo list
ID: 41
Accessed By: ADMINISTRATOR
Type: Windows
Open File (Path\executable): C:\caps
ID: 104
Accessed By: ADMINISTRATOR
Type: Windows
Open File (Path\executable): \PIPE\srvsvc

Disconnect open file with ID 41:

openfiles /disconnect /s 172.16.11.230 /id 41
SUCCESS: The connection to the open file "C:\caps" has been terminated.

Verify the result (verbose mode):

openfiles /query /s 172.16.11.230 /fo list /v
Hostname: ESRV230D
ID: 111
Accessed By: ADMINISTRATOR
Type: Windows
#Locks: 0
Open Mode: Write + Read
Open File (Path\executable): \PIPE\srvsvc

See Also


Files and Folders


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