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ASP Move Method
The Move method moves a specified file or folder from one location to another.
Note: Applying the Move method to a File or Folder object performs the same operation as using FileSystemObject.MoveFile or FileSystemObject.MoveFolder. However, note that the FileSystemObject.MoveFile or FileSystemObject.MoveFolder methods can move multiple files or folders.
Syntax
FileObject.Move(destination)
FolderObject.Move(destination)
| Parameter |
Description |
| destination |
Required. The destination where the file or folder is to be moved. Wildcards are not allowed. |
Example for File Object
Example for Folder Object
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