You may need to map deeper and delete subfolders. Either use subst (locally on server) or net use * \\server\share\deep_path and delete the subfolders. Then you will be able to delete the parent folders. It looks like users have created a deep folder structure beneath the share.
M@
On 28/03/06, Ibarra, Juan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am doing a data migration from three old servers to a new one and I have two issues:
- Since we are consolidating data onto the same directory in the new server when a job from server 1 runs, it removes the data that was already copy from server2. This is the syntax I am using:
robocopy.exe \\share.company.com\oldshare F:\newshare\subfolder /MIR /SEC /R:3 /LOG:F:\logs\share.log
What I am doing wrong here?
- When trying to delete a folder from one of these shares, I now get the following message. If I look at the size of this share is 0K. I have tried taking ownership of it, deleting it from DOS, a UNIX tool and nothing. Is there anything out there that I can use?
Thanks,
Juan
