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The Delete files action have the Recurse subdirectories option, but i have problem with it.
The action: %AppDir%\*.* is supose to delete all files and subfolders of the %AppDir% (like the example 2 of the delete files action help say) I have various subfolders on %AppDir%, but the action only delete the subfolders that have 1 or more files on it, the empty subfolders are not deleted. is this normal? |
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Re: SUF 6.0 - Action, Delete files
This was the same in V5. I worked around it by making an "Execute" command with these settings:
File to execute: cmd Command line args: /c rmdir /s /q "%AppDir%" Run mode: Minimized Check "Wait for program to finish" However i think this will not work for all windows variants. So I would prefer if "Delete Files" had an option to delete the empty subfolders too. |
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Re: SUF 6.0 - Action, Delete files
Hi,
I have brought this functionality to our developers' attention, we will look into this. Thank you. ------------------ Sincerely, Darryl Hnatiuk Indigo Rose Corporation
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Darryl Indigo Rose Corporation Product Guides: AMS70 | SUF80 | TU30 | VP30 |MSIFACT |DeltaMAX |
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Re: SUF 6.0 - Action, Delete files
In the next release, if you use wildcards in your source and turn on Recurse Subdrectories, we will remove all empty directories as well.
- Brett |
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In 6.0.0.4 the Delete Files option now works fine in that it deletes all files and sub-folders.
However it also deletes the folder that you are deleting from. For example I have set delete files to delete from: F:\XXXX\*.* with recursive set on. But the system deletes the folder XXXX as well. The big problem here is I do not know the name of the folders below XXXX (which is why recursive is set on) but I do not want XXXX deleted as it is on a network drive and has certain security rights assigned to it. Deleting/recreating the folder in SUF does not recreate those rights in Netware. Is there any simple way to delete just the files and sub-folders but not the folder itself? Thks John |
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