In reply to Craig Malone.

Hi Craig,
You can use a single driver table to clean all your folders/directories on your network.
In Windows environment, you can map a drive to a remote folder. Then in the driver table you would specify the path variable value as
T:\\subfolder1\subfolder2\...
For example, if you map your C:\SAS folder on a mid-tier server to S: drive on a machine running your cleaning code then your path variable value may look like this:
S:\\Config\Lev1\Web\WebAppServer\SASServer1_1\logs
Similarly, you can make a shared mount point in Unix/Linux environment using NFS (Network File System), something like this:
mount -t nfs remote.host.com:/remote/shared/directory /my/local/mountpoint
Then in the driver table you would specify the path variable value as:
/my/local/mountpoint
Hope this helps.