DU V 1.33
Most Unix operating systems come with a du command for users and system administrators to help determine which directories use the most file space. This is useful if file space is getting low and one needs to determine where to start looking for files to remove and/or archive.Du (disk usage) reports the disk space usage for the directory you specify. By default it recurses directories to show the total size of a directory and its subdirectories.
And For the Better Usage use this command along with sort command
D:\>du /?
Du v1.33 - report directory disk usage
Copyright (C) 2005-2007 Mark Russinovich
Sysinternals - www.sysinternals.com
usage: du [[-v] [-l
-l Specify subdirectory depth of information (default is all levels).
-n Do not recurse.
-q Quiet (no banner).
-u Count only unique occurances.
-v Show size (in KB) of intermediate directories.
Ex:
D:\>du -q
Files: 20076
Directories: 1908
Size: 44,253,384,032 bytes
Size on disk: 43,585,310,783 bytes
D:\>du -l 1 |sort /r |more
Du v1.33 - report directory disk usage
Copyright (C) 2005-2007 Mark Russinovich
Sysinternals - www.sysinternals.com
Size: 44,253,384,032 bytes
Size on disk: 43,585,310,783 bytes
Files: 20076
Directories: 1908
43,216,195 D:\
22,030,072 D:\softwares
11,305,649 D:\cms
3,006,828 D:\Sep 172.16.10.97 Backup
1,749,061 D:\desktop on 130709
1,617,558 D:\Laxman
1,494,092 D:\DP LOGS
863,423 D:\2012
647,411 D:\PCS Motherboard
206,442 D:\OLD
187,640 D:\Admin User Backup
16,566 D:\Venkat
5,502 D:\audio
5,275 D:\inventory on 172.16.10.99
2,291 D:\PsTools
268 D:\ntwdblib.dll
231 D:\CMS User Backup
64 D:\font
16 D:\Help
0 D:\Test.txt
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