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Deleting files by date in Windows/DOS

Started by Amy Stuemky , May 24 2006 02:04 PM

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Amy Stuemky

Posted 24 May 2006 - 02:04 PM

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Does anyone know any way in either DOS or Windows to regularly delete files that are older than 2 weeks? We are backing up databases to a drive, and I need to delete old backup sets. I have been looking and looking, and haven't been able to find any DOS commands that will do this. I could use a windows utility as well as long as it can be scheduled. Any help would be appreciated... Thanks!

Amy