Biml - Maintenance Cleanup Task
The Maintenance Cleanup Task removes artifacts from maintenance plans, backups, reports, etc. As with other Maintenace Tasks, this requires an ADO.NET Connection Manager.
<Biml xmlns="http://schemas.varigence.com/biml.xsd"> <Connections> <AdoNetConnection Name="CM_ADO_DB" ConnectionString="Data Source=localhost\dev2012;Integrated Security=SSPI;Connect Timeout=30;Database=msdb;" Provider="SQL" /> </Connections> <Packages> <Package ConstraintMode="Linear" Name="Task_MaintenanceCleanup"> <!-- Backup\InstanceName\DBName\DIFF Backup\InstanceName\DBName\FULL Backup\InstanceName\DBName\LOG --> <Variables> <Variable Name="FileExtension" DataType="String">bacon</Variable> <Variable Name="FolderBase" DataType="String">J:\Backup</Variable> <Variable Name="InstanceName" DataType="String">WESTMARCH$DEV2012</Variable> <Variable Name="DatabaseName" DataType="String">Adventureworks2012</Variable> <Variable Name="FolderPath" DataType="String" EvaluateAsExpression="true">@[User::FolderBase] + "\\" + @[User::InstanceName] + "\\" + @[User::DatabaseName] </Variable> </Variables> <Tasks> <!-- http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11571002/can-someone-help-explain-some-of-the-new-ssis-2012-properties --> <MaintenanceCleanup ConnectionName="CM_ADO_DB" Name="MC Clean backup files" DeleteFromAllBricks="true" AgeBased="true" FileTypeSelected="BackupFiles" OlderThanTimeUnits="4" OlderThanTimeUnitType="Weeks" > <!-- Delete all the bacon --> <FolderAndExtension Folder="C:\DrivenByVariable" FileExtension="VariableToo" IncludeFirstLevelSubfolders="true" > </FolderAndExtension> <Expressions> <Expression PropertyName="FolderPath">@[User::FolderPath]</Expression> <Expression PropertyName="FileExtension">@[User::FileExtension]</Expression> </Expressions> </MaintenanceCleanup> </Tasks> </Package> </Packages> </Biml>
Result
A package is created with Variables to control the FileExtension and FolderPath that are removed. I'm basing the three Variables that build my FolderPath variable based on the default output of Ola's Maintenance plans.
MC Clean Backup Files
Great googly-moogly, someone's attempting to get rid of all the bacon! Well, at least any Backup files that are in the first-level subfolder, with an extension of bacon, that are older than 4 weeks.
Expressions
As you can see, I've applied an Expression to control both FileExtension
and FolderPath
based on our user Variables.
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