07-10-2001
Find command in Solaris
Hi folks,
I am DBA who needs some help with find command. We have a directory with files dated from January 1, 2001. Several files are created each day. We probably have several hundred files. I want to delete all files OLDER than 90 days (I want to keep files that are 90 days before today & delete everything older than that). I tried this:
find . +mtime 90 -exec rm |
I am missing something here. Could you folks help me out? Thanks.
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