is Powershell available - installed on the server?
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http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scr...6/hey1117.mspx
Should get you started.
If you want to do it in CMD or other nice ways look for Rob Vandewoulde or cwashington. These are my favourite scripting sites.
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You could use BizTalk 2006 R2.
Plenty slowness, much costliness.
Kerrrrrrrrrrccccccchhhhhhhhhiiiiiiiinnnnnnnngggggg gggggg!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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the above code would of course be a .bat file you set nncron to run daily
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nncron lite is good for this sort of thing:
http://www.nncron.ru/
At its most basic the following would do:
Just set nncron up to run it daily.Code:cd D:\folder1\folder2\folder3\datefolder\ copy day6.txt day7.txt copy day5.txt day6.txt copy day4.txt day5.txt copy day3.txt day4.txt copy day2.txt day3.txt copy day1.txt day2.txt
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Ask your manager what language he would prefer. In most support environments only the following would be considered in a Windows environment:
VBSCript
Powershell
WIndows shell
THis is so that other members in the team present and future have a good chance at maintaining and understanding this code.
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I'd knock up a quick .NET console app and use the FileSystemWatcher class to perform an action when a new file/folder is created.
Created something similar for current clientco as they have similar, a SQL job that creates logfiles but they wanted them moved rather than removed and it works a treat. No need to schedule either as it wont act until it sees that folder altered.
Edit - of course depends on whether you are running Windoze.Last edited by Durbs; 2 February 2009, 19:09.
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If using Windows I would use Task Scheduler to setup a task to run an exe or batch file.
QB.
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Scripting advice please.
Hello,
I need to create a script and run it as a scheduled task but no idea where to start.
Basically log files are added to a folder on a daily basis and the folder name is the date. I need to delete anything that is older than 7 days so I need to keep 7 folders that contain a file each.
If I can do this on a daily basis that would be ideal or a weekly basis at a push as the files are pushing 700Mb each.
Eg.
D:\folder1\folder2\folder3\datefolder\file.txt
The only folders I need in the datefolder are from the last 7 days and a new one is added each day.
I have not googled anything yet, thought I would ask here first.
Any help appreciated. Scripting is not my forte.Tags: None
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