CeODAX.Move Method - Zebra Technologies TechDocs

The Move Method of the ODAX ActiveX Object moves the specified source filename to the destination filename.

Move (Method of the ODAX ActiveX Object) Syntax
var status = object.Move(srcFileName, destFileName);

Move (Method of the ODAX ActiveX Object) Syntax
var status = object.Move(srcFileName, destFileName);

ParametersW Toggle Parameters

Items listed in this section indicate parameters, or attributes which can be set.

Name Possible Values Description

Default Value

srcFileName String Source file name with full path which needs to be moved N/A

destFileName String Destination file name with full path where the file will be moved N/A

axReturns Toggle Return Values

Name Description

Status Returns 0 if no error occurs or an error code if an error occurs. (Please Refer to GetLastErrorString for More Detail)

Name	Description
Status	Returns 0 if no error occurs or an error code if an error occurs. (Please Refer to GetLastErrorString for More Detail)

Examples Toggle Examples

The following javascript displays how to move a file:
<script>
var ax = new ActiveXObject("CeODAX.ODAX");
var srcFileName = '\\application\\test.xml';
var destFileName = '\\windows\\test.xml';

var status = ax.Move(srcFileName, destFileName);
</script>
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 <script> var ax = new ActiveXObject("CeODAX.ODAX"); var srcFileName = '\\application\\test.xml'; var destFileName = '\\windows\\test.xml'; var status = ax.Move(srcFileName, destFileName); </script>

Remarks Toggle Remarks

General

It's good practice to check if the file exists before moving it. To do this use the FileExists() method which will support any file extension. If the destination folder has a file with the same name and extension then the operation will result in a failure.

Info Toggle Additional Information

Supported Platforms Windows Mobile, Windows CE

Persistence Runs immediately.

Min. Requirements None.