You could try using find(1) to display the results and use that to capture the results, and then use cut(1), sed(1), or awk(1) to convert that to a CSV that cou

You could try using find(1) to display the results and use that to capture the results, and then use cut(1), sed(1), or awk(1) to convert that to a CSV that could be loaded into your database of choice: find . -print -ls | awk ... > /tmp/foo.txt Not sure if that gives you what you want, but it's a relatively fast way to get to what you want, I think.