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  3. March 2007

Re: Cleaning IFS From Command Line

One more idea...  the EDTF command.

You can type (for example):

     EDTF '/home/*'
It should list all of the objects in the /home directory of the IFS. You can then use option "9=Recursive Delete" to delete everything within a given subdirectory. 


Rich Loeber wrote:

Thanks for all the suggestions.  Since they were much delayed in getting
delivered, I now have a nice variety of approaches to choose from, including
shooting myself in the foot if I want to.

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