Find sparse files with sparse: or whathaveyou

[Herkules97]

So I was going to ask in an unsent post if you could see size on disk like in Windows file properties.
I decided to not be lazy and I checked and became disappointed when I haven't indexed it on any of my databases .
Anyway, is there a way to sort sparse files or only search for them doesn't use attributes?
Because I have files like..
"Size: 22,9 GB (24 621 875 200 byte)"
"Size on disk: 25,6 MB (26 869 760 byte)"
that does not have the P attribute, I think that's the sparse one.
All it has is A for "Archive".
Hmm, cmd doesn't say there is a sparse one. I thought there was one that was either O or P but neither are for that.

For example I search sparse: and it finds them? Not sure there is a tag for this stuff that Windows has.
It's not just comparing the size and size on disk, if I copy the file above to a different drive it will take 22.9GB on both entries, but it's still just as incomplete.

Even if I use something like http://www.flexhex.com/docs/articles/sparse-files.phtml (Internet Archive) I would still not be able to easily find them.
I found the file above because it's one of the larger files on the drive and I know it's incomplete from before.
But that could be a way to at least keep the sparseness for this full drive copy I am hoping I can do.

[void]

To find sparse files in Everything, include the following in your search:

attributes:0x00000200

There's no attribute-letter for sparse in Everything or Windows Explorer (and likely cmd).

attributes:

[Herkules97]

To find sparse files in Everything, include the following in your search:

attributes:0x00000200

There's no attribute-letter for sparse in Everything or Windows Explorer (and likely cmd).

attributes:

Yeah, just one of those things I dreamt up and then treated as if it existed.
A shame it doesn't work for files that have already been copied off without keeping sparseness.
But they can be compared with the drive originally containing them.

[void]

Everything 1.4 did have P for sparse.

Microsoft Windows added P for Pinned in Windows 10.
Everything 1.5 will use P for Pinned.