You need writ access (W) to the object and the target folder as otherwise, a runtime error occurs.
ScriptEigener Objekttyp in der Automation Engine Function: Moves an object to a folder.
Syntax
MOVE_OBJECT (Object Name, Destination Folder)
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Object Name |
The name of the object. |
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Destination Folder |
The path of the folder in which the object should be moved. |
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Return codes |
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"0" - The object was successfully moved. |
Comments
It is irrelevant in which folder the object that should be moved is stored because it will be retrieved automatically. Existing object links are ignored and will not be moved.
You need writ access (W) to the object and the target folder as otherwise, a runtime error occurs.
When the object or the folder do not exist, a runtime error will occur if the script statement :ON_ERROR was used with the parameter ABEND. If the folder does not exist, the object remains in its original folder.
This script statement causes all the script's open transactions to be written to the AE database.
Example
The following example moves the object VIENNA to the sub-folder OBJECTS of the folder TIME_ZONES.
:ON_ERROR ABEND
:SET &RET# = MOVE_OBJECT ("VIENNA","TIME_ZONES/OBJECTS")
See also:
| Script element | Description |
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Determines the reaction to certain errors and messages of script elements. |
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Creates an object (Calendar, LoginAnmeldedaten für Zielsysteme. Auch ein eigener Objekttyp in der Automation Engine. and VariableSpeichert oder ermittelt Werte dynamisch zur Laufzeit. Auch ein eigener Objekttyp in der Automation Engine. only). |
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| REMOVE_OBJECT | Deletes an existing object. |
| MODIFY_OBJECT | Changes an existing object (only Calendar, Login and Variable). |
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