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I use Windows search feature to search
the Users folder and include subfolders. You can specify a starting date
and the results are displayed in a standard Explorer window which can then be
sorted by "modified" date. I use this to find old unused mailboxes and
also to find the email hoarders with excessivly large mailboxes. You can't
build a database from it but it is a quick and easy way to check the status and
effect changes.
Doug
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Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2003 10:24
PM
Subject: [IMail Forum] mailboxes that
have not been used in a long time?
After the KB search I've come away with this:
You can
use the DOS dir command to show you all the main.mbx
files:
C:\IMAIL> dir /s main.mbx
(You can use the /p switch
to see a page at a time. Or you can redirect
the display to a file:
C:\IMAIL> dir /s main.mbx > afile.txt)
it does
generate a huge text file... is there any way to out put this to
a DB or
something useful that can be sorted by date and or size?
TIA -
Marc
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