Command Reference - File Actions
Moves one or more files from one location to another on the user's system.
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Action ID: |
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Locations
The path and filename to move "from" (this can include the wildcards "*" and "?").
The destination folder and/or file. Do not use wildcards in this field.
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NOTE |
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The destination folder MUST already exist when performing this action. If the Destination field specifies the path to a file, all of the folders included in that path must already exist. You can use a "Folder - Create" action to create any destination folder that is required. |
Options
Select this option if you want the move action to recurse through subfolders when a wildcard is used in the Source field.
Select this option if you want any existing files in the destination folder to be overwritten by the source files.
When this option is enabled, the source files will just overwrite the destination files.
When this option is disabled, a source file won't be moved if a file with that name already exists in the destination folder.
Select this option if you want the move operation to continue even if some files fail to be moved correctly.
When this option is disabled, the move operation will stop as soon as the first error occurs.
Select this option if you want any files which have the "hidden" or "system" attributes set to be moved.
When this option is disabled, hidden and system files will not be moved.
Dialog
The title that will be used for the "Moving files" dialog when it is displayed.
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Simple Message |
Verbose Message |
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0 (OK) |
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1 |
MSG_ERR_MOVE_FILE |
MSG_ERR_MOVE_FILE |
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2 |
MSG_ERR_MOVE_FILE |
MSG_ERR_MOVE_FILE |
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3 |
MSG_ERR_MOVE_FILE |
MSG_ERR_MOVE_FILE |
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4 |
MSG_ERR_MOVE_FILE |
MSG_ERR_MOVE_FILE |
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5 |
MSG_ERR_MOVE_FILE |
MSG_ERR_MOVE_FILE |
None