Re: Cleanup IFS?

Sorry, I guess I should have been a little more specific.
 I have a TEMP folder on the IFS that is used by various utilities to create 
extracts/reports in various formats (PDF, CSV, TXT, etc), these files are 
usually downloaded right away or at the very least within 24 hours via a 
user submitting a job to send them. I want to delete (almost) everything in 
the TEMP folder that is older than a week. Is there a command or utility 
that I can use to do this?


 On 9/14/05, Robert E Terry <rterry@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: 
> 
> Scott,
> 
> I agree, BUT...
> 
> I regularly search the file system and find files that have not even been
> accessed in the
> past 2 years. I send out a 'big ass' memo that states this is all been
> backed up and I am
> going to toast it. Users just go bonkers... "You can't do that" "We
> might need this stuff"
> etc etc etc
> 
> As long as management is willing to keep buying more storage and not
> wiling to force
> some, even modest, user responsibility, the PC will never have PR
> (personal computer
> and personal responsibility)
> 
> God, this is just one issue that just ticks me off... like we need
> reject reports from 8 years ago?
> The answer is no. No one mines (or wants to) this info. There are simply
> no derivative works
> that in any way benefit from all this 'junk'. I could free a terabyte
> of space, but no, we keep it
> on live space, back it up and just add more
> 
> Oh well, so I am ranting, forgive me
> 
> Bob Terry
> 
> 
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> > Is there a good method for cleaning up IFS that anybody has found?
> 
> What's stored in it? How long does it need to be stored there? How do
> you know when something is no longer needed?
> 
> Think about those, and I think the answer will come to you.
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