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METHOD:
FileSystemObject.MoveFolder
object.MoveFolder
source, destination
This method lets us move one or more folders from one location ( the source)
to another (destination). Wildcards can be used within the source
string, providing it is the last component in the path, to enable the
moving of multiple folders, but cannot be used in the destination
string. Note that if the source does
contain wildcards, or if the destination
ends with a back-slash (path separator), it is automatically assumed that
the destination is an existing folder
and any matching folders are moved to it.
It is recommended that you use the FolderExists method when moving a folder - if a source folder doesn't exist you'll get an error. An error also occurs if the destination is a directory or an existing file.
Code:
<%
dim filesys
set
filesys=CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
If
filesys.FolderExists("c:\sourcefolder\test\") Then
filesys.MoveFolder "c:\sourcefolder\test\",
"c:\destfolder\"
End If
%>
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