Also in actuality, the logs were not just simply deleted. the script ran was a simple query to get all users who passwords are blank. Each time this query ran, created more logs. The log retention was set to 20MB, so therefore first in, last out would remove the oldest logs first. Creating more log entries began to remove the oldest logs. Check the logs, see how many they want to remove, run the script and bye bye. Just wanted to elaborate.
Also in actuality, the logs were not just simply deleted. the script ran was a simple query to get all users who passwords are blank. Each time this query ran, created more logs. The log retention was set to 20MB, so therefore first in, last out would remove the oldest logs first. Creating more log entries began to remove the oldest logs. Check the logs, see how many they want to remove, run the script and bye bye. Just wanted to elaborate.