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On 28/09/2007, David Turnidge <daveturnidge@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I have been reading some of the archives and found descriptions of this
section of IFS as "old". Unfortunatly (or not) we are using this for our PDF
to email process. Accidentally found out today that we have over 13,000
folders in the PS directory under QDLS. These folders go back to 2003.

Isn't there a way in our email process to clean up after the email is sent?

Is there a different way to do this, and what is it called, and where do I
look?

We have quite a few processes that leave files lying around on the IFS
& QDLS. I use QShell commands to tidy them up. The following removes
files below /qdls/folder not accessed in the last 70 days:

QSH CMD('find /qdls/folder -atime +70 -print | xargs rm -rf')

You could modify find to only look at files (leaving any sub folder
structure in place):

QSH CMD('find /qdls/folder -type f -atime +70 -print | xargs rm -rf')

Regards, Martin

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