How could I delete files with name string with "TAL" and older than 05.05.

How could I delete files with name string with "TAL" and older than 05.05.2009 on unix

Our ECC Ides system today was not responsible. For first time 17 users were working on the systtem (IWN2008/SQL2005 based). Before the people were maximally 5.
The server is done by making a homogeneous system copy from an blade machine(now it is an VIrTUAL)
There was enaught disk space. However I checked Wokload 03sdn transaction) inn system. and found out that at that time of restarting(I had to restart system 3 times to get logged on the system and even then it was almost unresponsive.
I can found in there top abap."Login_Pw", "SESSION_MANAGER", "?". (BAtch), "ADMSBUF, >DEleyed Function call, RSPOWPOO""RSWWclear", ""VA01", "SAPMHHTP "Buf Sync" >DDLOC CLEANUP)""rsbtctE"
What can I do?
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Who could interfer SAP_CCMS_MONI_BATCH_DPSAP_CCMS_MONI_BATCH_DP
the 2 main users under users profile were ZUGTIN running and SAPSYS( running many system jobs)
How to approach the problem

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