R2 report limitations

[Guest Cosby]

I've been trying to run reports with the new File Server Management tool in

regards to Duplicate files, old files, and large files. I've run into one

problem though that I was hoping to get some help with. There's a maximum of

1000 files that the report will return. The report will tell you how many

files match the criteria, but only displays the first 1000. Is there a way

to increase this maximum, or to alter the way the report runs to exclude

certain files after you've confirmed that they do need to remain? Any help

would be appreciated.

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Thanks

Cosby

[Guest Jabez Gan [MVP]]

Re: R2 report limitations

 

Hi Cosby,

 

Sorry in this version of FSRM, there is no way to extend the maximum of 1000

files... :(

 

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Jabez Gan

Microsoft MVP: Windows Server - File Storage

"Cosby" <Cosby@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:91A3611A-766A-4E68-B864-098E222FC7A3@microsoft.com...

> I've been trying to run reports with the new File Server Management tool

> in

> regards to Duplicate files, old files, and large files. I've run into one

> problem though that I was hoping to get some help with. There's a maximum

> of

> 1000 files that the report will return. The report will tell you how many

> files match the criteria, but only displays the first 1000. Is there a

> way

> to increase this maximum, or to alter the way the report runs to exclude

> certain files after you've confirmed that they do need to remain? Any

> help

> would be appreciated.

> --

> Thanks

> Cosby

[Guest Cosby]

Re: R2 report limitations

 

Well that's a bummer. Thanks for the heads up. Any idea if this will be

addressed in future updates?

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Thanks

Cosby

 

 

"Jabez Gan [MVP]" wrote:

> Hi Cosby,

>

> Sorry in this version of FSRM, there is no way to extend the maximum of 1000

> files... :(

>

> --

> Jabez Gan

> Microsoft MVP: Windows Server - File Storage

> "Cosby" <Cosby@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:91A3611A-766A-4E68-B864-098E222FC7A3@microsoft.com...

> > I've been trying to run reports with the new File Server Management tool

> > in

> > regards to Duplicate files, old files, and large files. I've run into one

> > problem though that I was hoping to get some help with. There's a maximum

> > of

> > 1000 files that the report will return. The report will tell you how many

> > files match the criteria, but only displays the first 1000. Is there a

> > way

> > to increase this maximum, or to alter the way the report runs to exclude

> > certain files after you've confirmed that they do need to remain? Any

> > help

> > would be appreciated.

> > --

> > Thanks

> > Cosby

>