Just some feedback - DirList uses "old school" dir commands compared to DirPlus, which uses FSO. That said, when I need to identify lots of files (thousands) I shell to DOS and use the DIR command!
I had a project where I needed to determine if a file had changed within a folder structure that contained hundreds of folders and thousands of files. DIR was the fastest, followed closely by DirList. DirPlus was the slowest - but gave me fast access to many of the file's attributes. Just something to consider when planning your update.
As I recall, the folder contained about 6000 files in about 400 folders. DirPlus took 2+ minutes to scan, DirList about 40 seconds, and DIR about 30.
When using DirList, the last char of any folder is a "\", which makes it easy to detect without any additional calls.
Glenn
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