>From your result dump, looks like you're running on a Windows system.
Try this MSDOS batch file:
<code for MSDOS batch file>
@ECHO OFF
SET SavePath=%~1
SET Confirmation=%~2
SET NumberOfReportsToKeep=10
SET ConfirmationMessage=ConfirmDelete
SET ReportsIndex=0
SET ReportsDeleted=0
REM *** Check for existence of required Command Line Parameters, else
EXIT.
IF ["%SavePath%"] == [""] ( GOTO DisplaySyntax )
IF NOT [%Confirmation%] == [] (
IF NOT [%Confirmation%] == [%ConfirmationMessage%] ( GOTO
DisplaySyntax )
)
IF NOT [%~3] == [] ( GOTO DisplaySyntax )
REM *** Check that the reports parent directory exists.
IF NOT EXIST "%SavePath%" (
ECHO Save Path not found: %SavePath%
GOTO DisplaySyntax
) ELSE (
ECHO Looking for reports to delete in "%SavePath%"
ECHO.
)
REM *** Loop through directories in report parent folder, passing to
DeleteResult routine.
FOR /F %%n IN ('DIR /A:D /O:G-N /B "%SavePath%"') DO (
SET LatestBuild=%%n
CALL :DeleteResult %%n
)
REM *** Confirm number of reports deleted.
ECHO.
IF [%Confirmation%] == [%ConfirmationMessage%] (
ECHO %ReportsDeleted% reports deleted.
) ELSE (
ECHO %ReportsDeleted% reports would be deleted.
)
GOTO :eof
REM *** Delete Result if confirmation message supplied and too many
reports found.
:DeleteResult
SET /A ReportsIndex += 1
SET ReportPath="%SavePath%\%~1"
IF %ReportsIndex% LEQ %NumberOfReportsToKeep% (
ECHO Skipping Report %ReportsIndex%: %ReportPath%
) ELSE (
SET /A ReportsDeleted += 1
IF [%Confirmation%] == [%ConfirmationMessage%] (
ECHO Deleteing Report %ReportsIndex%:
%ReportPath%
rmdir /s /q %ReportPath%
) ELSE (
ECHO Would delete report %ReportsIndex%:
%ReportPath%
)
)
GOTO :eof
REM *** Display Syntax for using this script.
:DisplaySyntax
ECHO.
ECHO Syntax: %~nx0 [SavePath] [%ConfirmationMessage%]
ECHO.
ECHO SavePath = Path to reports parent folder.
ECHO Enclose with quotes (") if it contains
spaces.
ECHO %ConfirmationMessage% = This second parameter is
required to delete.
ECHO Otherwise no destructive action is performed.
COLOR 00
GOTO :eof
</code for MSDOS batch file>
Hope that helps.
Leigh.
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Marc Guillemot
Sent: Saturday, 9 February 2008 12:01 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Webtest] restrict the number of webtest result backups
Hi,
I guess that Ant standard tasks only allow you to delete dir olders than
a specified date. To delete a special number of folders you probably
need to write a small script.
Cheers,
Marc.
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Blog: http://mguillem.wordpress.com
Willi Kuhnis wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I save my webtest results under the result-path in
> a structure like this:
>
> <tstamp >
> <format property="savepath" pattern="yyyyMMdd_HHmm"/>
> </tstamp>
>
> Result:
>
> 07.02.2008 14:14 <DIR> 20080207_1407
> 07.02.2008 15:03 <DIR> 20080207_1456
> 07.02.2008 15:20 <DIR> 20080207_1506
> 07.02.2008 15:33 <DIR> 20080207_1521
> 07.02.2008 16:24 <DIR> 20080207_1541
> 08.02.2008 08:00 <DIR> 20080208_0800
> 08.02.2008 08:13 <DIR> 20080208_0813
> 08.02.2008 08:14 <DIR> 20080208_0814
> 08.02.2008 08:17 <DIR> 20080208_0817
> 08.02.2008 08:18 <DIR> 20080208_0818
> 08.02.2008 08:24 <DIR> 20080208_0824
> 08.02.2008 08:25 <DIR> 20080208_0825
> 08.02.2008 08:27 <DIR> 20080208_0827
> 08.02.2008 08:33 <DIR> 20080208_0833
> 08.02.2008 08:37 <DIR> 20080208_0836
> 08.02.2008 08:38 <DIR> 20080208_0838
>
> Now at the start of each webtest run,
> I would like to restrict the number of backups to maybe 10,
> so I want to delete the oldest backups.
>
> Question:
> Any ideas, how to delete the oldest directories and keep only 10
backups ?
>
> Thanks
> Willi
>
>
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