check filelock

This PowerShell script can be used to determine if a file is open and locked. It returns service state 0(OK) if the file isn't opened, a 1(WARNING) if it is opened but not locked, and a 2(CRITICAL) if it is opened and locked. It will also return the username of the person who currently has it opened if the state is WARNING or CRITICAL. Usage: .check_filelock.ps1 [filename]

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