delete files using ssis

  • Please note that Script Tasks and Script Components are different things. Using the terms interchangeably will confuse people who know the difference.

    Script Tasks are used in the Control Flow (and are probably what is needed here).

    Script Components are used only in data flows.

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  • Here is an alternative article you can follow if you would like a different way of doing it with SSIS

    http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/Integration+Services+(SSIS)/87652/

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  • Phil Parkin (7/30/2013)


    Please note that Script Tasks and Script Components are different things. Using the terms interchangeably will confuse people who know the difference.

    Script Tasks are used in the Control Flow (and are probably what is needed here).

    Script Components are used only in data flows.

    Phil, thanks for reminding me how long I've been away from SSIS. :crying:



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  • I ended up using Alvin's recommendation and write c# code in the script task.

  • use powershell command in execute process task

    dir D:\Backup\*.* |? {$_.LastWriteTime -lt (get-date).AddDays(-2)} | del

  • Vidhyaraaghav wrote:

    use powershell command in execute process task

    dir D:\Backup\*.* |? {$_.LastWriteTime -lt (get-date).AddDays(-2)} | del

    Haven't tried it but looks great... Welcome aboard!

     

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