Implement a scheduled purge of SESAR files
Since SESAR doesn't perform any cleanup, you can delete files older than a certain date. In the script, modify the $Path variable to include the path to the SESAR storage folder, and then modify the $Dayback variable to include the number of days you want to keep your data. For example: 1 year = 365. In this case, anything older than 365 days will be deleted.
Keep in mind that your users will no longer be able to restore deleted files, but Secure Exchanges logs will not be purged.
Create a scheduled task at your convenience to schedule the purge: once a day or once a week, depending on your needs.
You can use the script file below to help you.
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