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Include files in NTFS Permissions Report

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Hi forum,

When I create a "NTFS Permissions Report" with check "Include Inherited ACEs" I can get all permissions for all folders and subfolders from a specified path. However I need get the permissions for files too. Is there a buit-in report ? If no, how can I create a custom query report ?

I'm using 3.0 version.

Thanks,

Carlos.

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    On 8/22/2018 7:14 PM, calvarezr wrote:
    >
    > Hi forum,
    >
    > When I create a "NTFS Permissions Report" with check "Include Inherited
    > ACEs" I can get all permissions for all folders and subfolders from a
    > specified path. However I need get the permissions for files too. Is
    > there a buit-in report ? If no, how can I create a custom query report ?
    >
    > I'm using 3.0 version.
    >
    > Thanks,
    >
    > Carlos.
    >
    >
    Carlos,

    You can create custom reports following the steps listed in the File
    Reporter Database Schema
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    On 8/22/2018 7:14 PM, calvarezr wrote:
    >
    > Hi forum,
    >
    > When I create a "NTFS Permissions Report" with check "Include Inherited
    > ACEs" I can get all permissions for all folders and subfolders from a
    > specified path. However I need get the permissions for files too. Is
    > there a buit-in report ? If no, how can I create a custom query report ?
    >
    > I'm using 3.0 version.
    >
    > Thanks,
    >
    > Carlos.
    >
    >
    Carlos,

    You can create custom reports following the steps listed in the File
    Reporter Database Schema
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    File reporter only scan's for folder permissions, it does not scan for file permissions and as such these won't be in the database.

    The custom queries are nice to work with but won't help you to get this as the data doesn't exist within the DB.

    Ron

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