There is a parameter somewhere that lets you control the maximum size of an
AIX input statement, but not only do I not know where this is, if there's a
max you're inevitably going to run into it periodically no matter how big it
is. So rather than using AIX's poor excuse for globbing, I've been using
"find" with the -exec parameter to remove files that are older than a
certain date, such as:
cd /ud/TEST/_PH_
find . -mtime +90 -exec rm {} \;
With "find" you're working with one file at a time so you should never hit
the limit.
-K
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