Why not use the Remove Link command? Example: RMVLNK '/Notes/Data/*.DTF
Tony Dezanet
Staff Software Engineer
IBM Software Group, Lotus
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Date:
02/09/2011 10:45 AM
Subject:
qsh find searching for multiple files in multiple directories.
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
midrange.com
