Delete latest iterations/versions of file to leave it as a "base" part (xx.prt not xx.prt.2)
I am trying to troubleshoot an issue I am having with my PDM system and I just want to eliminate this as a soruce of error. I'd like to just keep the base part nomenclature (xxx.prt) and remove all the iteration numbers at the end. I know running purge will delete older iterations (leaving me with xxx.prt.5 but not xxx.prt) however in this case I want to do the reverse. Is there any good way to do this?
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There is no "command" that will do this. Depending on the situation, what I have done in the past was, using windows file manager, sort by date and delete everything past a certain time. Obviously, this may or may not be your case.
