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Join Date: Oct 2005
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OS: Win XP
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Automatically delete files
Hi
Can someone please help me with this: I would like to run a job on my Win 2003 server, that automatically delete files i a folder, that for example are older than 30 days. The files are loggfiles and old virus definitions. Can this be done with a script applied to the Scheduled jobs? If so, can somebody please help me with a script like that? Best regards |
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Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Louisiana
Posts: 1,091
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For any server maintenance (even if it is for learning purposes), it would probably be in your best interest to learn some basic Windows Scripting for automating tasks. You can find much information on this from Microsoft's Script Center.
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