Windows periodically deletes log files that are n days before the specified path

The contents of the Windows under Bat script file are

1. Delete all files up to 5 days before the specified path

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@echo offset Srcdir=e:\work\gitset daysago=5forfiles/p%srcdir%/s/m *.*/d-%daysago%/C "cmd/c del/f/q/a @path"

2. Delete all log files up to 5 days before the specified path

@echo Offset Srcdir=e:\work\git//specified path: 5 days ago Set daysago=5//5 days ago forfiles/p%srcdir%/s/m *.log/d-%daysago%/C "Cmd/c del /f/q/A @path "

*.log to filter the file format, also if you delete jpg picture format file, here can be replaced by . jpg

3. Windows timed to run BAT file

1) in WIN10 system, select Computer Management-"System Tools-" Task Scheduler, create tasks

2) in the "Create Task" box that pops up, the general settings

3) in the trigger-"new, and set the time and frequency of the scheduled operation

4) operation-"New-" open the well-written bat script file and click OK to save

Then return to the Computer Management interface, the System Tools-"Task Scheduler-" Task Scheduler can find the "Timed automatic deletion" task.

Windows periodically deletes log files that are n days before the specified path