Delete old log files

Hi,
on FSCM91, tools 8.52. on Win 2008
We have several systems on several servers.
All logs (tuxedo, as and PS start logs) are on a net work map drive.
\\fileserver\log\system.......
I want to run a batch regularly to delete the file older than n days.
forfiles command does not work with \\unc.
Any other solution ?
Thank you.

Is the fileshare on another server or a storage device? If it's on another server, you could just run your clean up script from there rather than the PeopleSoft server. Or alternatively if you don't have access or it's a storage device try using a utility rather than script it yourself. Something like the following would be easy to maintain:
ROBOCOPY \\fileserver\SourceFolder \\fileserver\deleteFolder /move /minage:14
then you could zip/archive those files
then delete everything in the deleteFolder
For more details on robocopy see http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/1073.robocopy-and-a-few-examples.aspx
It has a ton of options, (exclusions, logging, UNC support, recursive, etc) and can be used for a ton of stuff including resynching only changed files for $PS_HOME directories like sqr on refreshes.
You could also just do a net use and map the share as a drive letter; then do your forfiles against the drive letter. But I felt like sharing the functionality of robocopy :)

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    released channel: ORA_DISK_1
    allocated channel: ORA_DISK_1
    channel ORA_DISK_1: sid=77 devtype=DISK
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