Description:
Move a file from a node to another.
Syntax:
Note:
The function moves file fn on node h, which is the local machine when omitted, to path path on node hs, which can be a node sequence. It renames fn when hs is absent, deletes fn when both path and hs are absent, removes files on hs when path and h are absent but hs is non-null.
Parameter:
fn |
A file name. |
h |
A node. |
path |
A path (that contains file name) to which a file is moved, or a file name. |
hs |
A node or a node sequence. |
Option:
@y |
Force moving to overwrite a namesake file while default is failure, and deletion when path is null. |
@c |
Copy the file, and the copy fails if there is already a namesake file. |
Return value:
Boolean
Example:
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A |
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1 |
=movefile("D:/tmp.txt",["192.168.31.165:8281"];"D:/p1",["192.168.31.39:8281"]) |
Move tmp.txt on node "192.168.31.165:8281" to D:/p1 on node "192.168.31.39:8281". |
2 |
=movefile("D:/t1.txt";"D:/p1",["192.168.31.39:8281","192.168.31.46:8281"]) |
Move t1.txt, which is a local file as parameter h is absent, to a sequence of nodes. |
3 |
=movefile("D:/t2.txt",["192.168.31.165:8281"];"t2_new.txt") |
Rename t2.txt on the specified node t2_new.txt since parameter hs is absent. |
4 |
=movefile("D:/t2_new.txt",["192.168.31.165:8281"];) |
Delete the specified file since both parameter path and parameter hs are absent. |
5 |
=movefile("D:/p1/tmp.txt";,["192.168.31.39:8281"]) |
Delete D:/p1/tmp.txt on node "192.168.31.39:8281" since parameter h and parameter path are absent but parameter hs is non-null. |
6 |
=movefile("emp.ctx",["192.168.31.165:8281"];"D:/p1",["192.168.31.39:8281"]) |
Move 2.emp.ctx in a homo-name files group on node "192.168.31.165:8281" to D:/p1 on node "192.168.31.39:8281". |
7 |
=movefile@y("D:/tmp.txt";"D:/p1",["192.168.31.39:8281"]) |
@y option is used to force moving the file to overwrite the namesake file. |
8 |
=movefile@y("D:/p1/tmp.txt";,["192.168.31.39:8281"]) |
@y option is used to force the deletion of the specified file when parameter path is absent. |
9 |
=movefile@c("City.txt",["192.168.31.165:8281"];"D:/p1",["192.168.31.39:8281"]) |
Use @c option to copy the specified file. |
10 |
=movefile@cy("City.txt";"D:/p1",["192.168.31.39:8281"]) |
Use @c@y options to force moving the specified file to overwrite the namesake file D:/p1/City.txt on node "192.168.31.39:8281". |