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This can be done in Windows Explorer using the 'delete' function. 

The recommendation is to use the standard UNIX 'find' command to find and then delete all files older than a certain number of days, e.g. 
find $SPHOME/<instance> -type f -name '' -mtime +14 -exec rm -f {} \; -prune* 
Here, the "*" character is used to mean all files older than 14 days.

Ideally some form of automated archiving process should be configured so that there is no possibility of this requirement being forgotten.

Note that SERVICEPower uses /tmp and you should ensure that there is sufficient space in it before starting the system (at least 160MB). If /tmp does not have sufficient space, the result is unpredictable but is likely to be prejudicial to the correct running of ServiceOptimizer. 
In rare circumstances, a server process can crash, and a 'core' file is generated (for debugging). This can take up significant time and disk space. It is not recommended that the generation of the 'core' file be disabled (since this would make fault diagnosis very difficult), but if absolutely necessary this can be done for the current process as follows: 
For the 'csh' shell: 
limit coredumpsize 0 
For the 'ksh' shell: 
ulimit –c 0 
See 'man csh' or 'man ksh' for more information.