I’m searching for a solution to point out to our SysAdmins for a script that does the following in bulk for a specific folder, all sub folders and all files within that folder in a Sharepoint location:

1 – Evaluate version date/hour of all files listed;
2 – Delete all duplicate versions with the same timestamp (a copy batch on a desktop synced hundreds of version copies with the exact same date/hour size for thousands of files and populated hundreds of equal versions per file of some file types for MS apps);

3 – While keeping always the 1st version and the later version of each day until a specific predefined date for each run, delete all version in between.

Is this possible to implement in a script and run regularly to a different threshold date each time?

Thanks in advance for any help.

​ I’m searching for a solution to point out to our SysAdmins for a script that does the following in bulk for a specific folder, all sub folders and all files within that folder in a Sharepoint location:1 – Evaluate version date/hour of all files listed;2 – Delete all duplicate versions with the same timestamp (a copy batch on a desktop synced hundreds of version copies with the exact same date/hour size for thousands of files and populated hundreds of equal versions per file of some file types for MS apps);3 – While keeping always the 1st version and the later version of each day until a specific predefined date for each run, delete all version in between.Is this possible to implement in a script and run regularly to a different threshold date each time?Thanks in advance for any help.  Read More

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