Windows Server Cleanup Scripts

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Chris12
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    Does anyone have any Windows server cleanup batch programs that they would not mind sharing.   For log cleanup, etc ...

    Thanks in advance
    Greg Moeller
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      I've used ccleaner before... ccleaner.com
      John Henley
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        Are you looking to figure out WHAT needs to be cleaned, or just a means by which to do it?
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        John
        mikeP
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          I'll second CCleaner, I use it on 2008 R2.  Also, if you haven't been keeping up on it, you can safely delete the contents of

          C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download

          for a one time bump.

          What would really be helpful would be for MS to port KB2852386 to 2008R2, to clean out the Winsys folder.  First time I ran that on my Win 7 box, I got back nearly 2Gb....
          Chris12
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            I am looking for a batch script or something else which can be scheduled to clean up Lawson logs files (ladb.log, etc) as well as perhaps run Lawson commans (deljobhst, etc.) ....

            Thank you
            Carl.Seay
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              This will cleanup batch jobs and temp work files on UNIX. Also, Process Flow has some nodes that will clean up the LOGAN database tables.

              # Delete completed jobs, expired recurring jobs and print files older than 180 days
              . cv
              deljobhst -vcjr 'curdate' - 180 > deljobhst.log

              # Delete temp and work files older than 30 days
              find $LAWDIR/prod/work -mtime +30 -name "tmp*" -ls -type f > delwork.log
              find $LAWDIR/prod/work -mtime +30 -name "GLT*" -ls -type f >> delwork.log
              find $LAWDIR/prod/work -mtime +30 -name "tmp*" -type f -exec rm -f {} \;
              find $LAWDIR/prod/work -mtime +30 -name "GLT*" -type f -exec rm -f {} \;
              Daryle
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                I would love a list of logs that can be cleaned up. We are post install but on hold and trying to put processes together while we have time. Thank you
                John Henley
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