Routine - want to use DOS's MOVE command

[virupakshagm]

Hi,

I have 3 parameters in routine and i want to use these params to use inside routine.

3 params:
src dir , filename , tgt dir

My expectation:

Move c:\ak.txt c:\tgt\

srcdir = c:\
filename = ak.txt
tgtdir = c:\tgt

I want to make use of this command MOVE and wanna move the files.

Please post the exact syntax, if anyone come across. ( MOVE comand)

Thanks
Viru

[MarkB]

On 'DOS' it is not MOVE but mv. In Windows, go to Accessories and Command prompt and type help mv - you'll get all of the information you need.

[chulett]

Actually, in DOS it is 'move' while in UNIX it is 'mv'.

Go to a DOS / cmd prompt and type "move /?" for help on the command.

[Pierre]

Hi,

I have 3 parameters in routine and i want to use these params to use inside routine.

3 params:
src dir , filename , tgt dir

My expectation:

Move c:\ak.txt c:\tgt\

srcdir = c:\
filename = ak.txt
tgtdir = c:\tgt

I want to make use of this command MOVE and wanna move the files.

Please post the exact syntax, if anyone come across. ( MOVE comand)

Thanks
Viru

MOVE /-Y srcdir\filename tgt

[MarkB]

Actually, in DOS it is 'move' while in UNIX it is 'mv'.

Go to a DOS / cmd prompt and type "move /?" for help on the command.

Oops - darn that MKS Toolkit ....

Anyway, what he said - the full syntax is there when you ask for help at the command prompt ...