How can I efficiently identify, compare, and delete duplicate MSG files from my system to maintain a clean, organized, and clutter-free email archive that is suitable for both business and personal use, while ensuring that no original or important messages are accidentally removed in the process?
@Robart
Use CQL and REST in Confluence Data Center to find .MSG attachments, verify true duplicates by metadata or file comparison, and delete by first moving to trash and only purging once reviewed to avoid accidental loss. Add a review step with labels to mark candidates before removal to keep business and personal archives safe
Query .MSG attachments with CQL, for example: type = attachment AND title ~ ".msg" (optionally scoped by space/creator/date) and export results via the REST content search endpoint for review
Reference KB articles
https://developer.atlassian.com/server/confluence/cql-field-reference/
https://developer.atlassian.com/server/confluence/advanced-searching-using-cql/
Thanks
Jayesh R
To effectively identify, compare, and delete duplicate MSG files presents a task that requires a balance between accuracy, safety, and ease of use. The best way is to use a GainTools MSG duplicate remover tool that automatically locates and deletes duplicate MSG files, while keeping your original and Important messages inboxes safe. This works by scanning your folders you want to search for duplicates, and scans the MSG files with different parameters, such as subject line, sender, receiver, date, size, and quickly removing duplicates, while avoiding errors. That way only the exact duplicate MSG files are removed. The tool can handle very large duplicate MSG files without requiring any software or undertakings. The tool can also support all Windows versions, 11, 10, 8.1, 8 and 7. The software is very easy for non-technical, because all they don't need any technical skills, and try free trial to see how easy it can be.
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