Need a guru

Isk,

put the part numbers in a text file, then use the features of a text editor to add prefixes and suffixes to create a batch file, which you can use from the Windows Console to delete the files. If the image file names follow a strict scheme this should be no problem.

This is really, really off-topic and I should not have answered it ;-)

- Michael

Hi,

One option could be:

• create a query, which selects all obsolete parts
• create a macro, which writes a batch-file to disc (i.e. deleteparts.bat)
• for each row in query's result write one line to the batch file like this

del path/filename.ext

for possible parameters of del process open your DOS Box and call "del /?"

Make sure you've got a backup of your parts folder(s).

Another possibility is to do delete process in your macro directly.

Bye

Markus