From: fizzbintuesday@that-google-mail-domain.com   
      
   Weirdness...   
      
   This happens in a batch and also at the command prompt:   
      
   for %a in (C:\CAS) do echo %~Za   
   0   
      
   The above is consistent.   
   This is not:   
      
   for %a in (\\e1\BU1\20240714\C\CAS) do echo %~Za   
   12288   
      
   But it says 0 the first time...sometimes.   
      
   So network folders have this size value that FOR sometimes shows.   
      
   It's not a problem for me because I don't need the number, but I wonder   
   what the number means. It is not the size of any file in the folder, and   
   it doesn't seem conssitent with what the space occupied by the folder   
   itself should be.   
      
      
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