Re: IFS cleanup

I wonder where else there are unneeded logs? Do some of you have a
comprehensive way to remove them? What if some don't have a .log

extension

or live in a directory named logs? How do you even find them?

I need to keep the IFS cleaner.

I fully well sympathize, it's a nightmare on a JDE EnterpriseOne system.
The problem is that the location of so many records depends on the
configuration of so many different products that it's hard to track them
all down.

It might be easiest to use a tool to search for log files in the IFS and
then work through something generated in your own environment. QSHELL/GREP
can be handy for this: http://www.itjungle.com/mpo/mpo022802-story03.html
or
http://www.mcpressonline.com/rpg/use-qshell-tools-to-clean-up-your-ifs-automatically.html
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