Re: qsh find searching for multiple files in multiple directories.

[Ryan Watkins <ryanwatkinsaz@xxxxxxxxx>]

Rob,

I think you could get around the lack of case sensitivity by running 
your commands like this:

cd /archival
find . -name '*.DTF' -o -name '*.dtf' -o -name '*.TMP' -o -name '*.tmp'

if I am understanding your question correctly?

~Ryan

On 02/09/2011 08:44 AM, rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Scenario:
> Domino shop.
> WRKDOMSVR shows multiple servers.
> Hitting F11 a few times may show:
> Path
> /ARCHIVE1/NOTES/DATA
> /GDDATA/NOTES/DATA
> /GDSHELP/NOTES/DATA
> /GDSSALES/NOTES/DATA
> /Domino/LDAP01/DATA
> /LEISERVE/NOTES/DATA
> /notes01/notes/data
> /QUALITY/NOTES/DATA
> /SAMETIME01/NOTES/DATA
>
> I've brought the servers down.  Now I want to find all .DTF or .TMP files
> in those directories.
>
> I've played around with QSH and find a little.  If I do a
> qsh
> cd /archive1
> find . -name *.DTF
> I will find any .DTF file in any of the subdirectories underneath
> /archive1.  The i does not support -iname to ignore case.
>
> Best case scenario:  Once I get comfortable with this I would like to use
> the qsh rm command to delete these.
> Periodic maintenance would drop the servers, process the list of servers
> on the machine via the appropriate Domino api, and delete these.
>
> I am already using some of the Domino API's available below for other
> purposes:
> http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/i/software/domino/devtools/dominoapi/dominoapi.html
>
>
> Rob Berendt