lfilemove
Move a local file to a local directory, ignoring any file redirections in the assignment file.
lfilemove FilePath, DirPath | NewFilePath
Example: lfilemove ".\test1.txt", ".\saved\text.txt"
Parameters
| Parameter | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| FilePath | String | File name, optionally preceded by the path to the file. Must not end with a directory separator. |
| DirPath | String | Directory name, optionally preceded by the path to the directory. Must end with a directory separator |
| NewFilePath | String | New file name, optionally preceded by the path to the file. Must not end with a directory separator. |
Return Values
| Value | Error constant | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
0
|
|
Successful |
-13
|
<UIOSERR_OS_COMMAND>
|
An error occurred while trying to perform
the OS command. Set /pri=64 to display the exact error in the message frame. |
Use
Allowed in all component types.
Description
The lfilemove statement moves the specified file FilePath to the target location, but ignores any file redirections in the assignment file.
If you want to move a file from or to a network location, use fileload.
In other respects, lfilemove behaves like filemove. For more information, see filemove.
Note: To rename a file without moving it, use lfilerename or filerename.
| Version | Change |
|---|---|
| 9.1.01 | Added ZIP file support |
