DiskSorter Ultimate allows one to submit file classification reports from multiple servers and desktop computers into a centralized SQL database, analyze file classification reports and display various types of charts showing file categories and disk space usage per user.

Important: By default, processing and display of user names is disabled. In order to be able to see user names, open the options dialog, select the 'General' tab and enable this option.

In order to analyze file categories per user, connect DiskSorter to an SQL Database, perform file classification on one or more hosts using the DiskSorter GUI application or the DiskSorter command line utility and submit reports from all hosts to the SQL database. Once reports from all hosts are in the database, open the 'Database' dialog and press the 'Users' button to open the 'Users Statistics' dialog.

disksorter -classify -dir \\server\share -host <Host Name> -save_to_database

The simplest way to submit reports from multiple servers or desktop computers is to use the DiskSorter command line utility to classify files on all required hosts through the network. In order to simplify submission of reports to the SQL database, the command line utility may be executed on the same host where the SQL database is installed on. In this case, the user needs to specify one or more network shares to be processed and the host name to be set for each report.

disksorter -classify -dir <Local Directory> -save_report <File Name>

Another option is to execute the command line utility on each specific host, save file classification reports and later submit report files from all hosts to the SQL database using the DiskSorter GUI application. In this case, there is no need to set the host name, which will be set automatically to the name of the host the command line utility is executed on.