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Move File

Former Member

‎2014 Dec 17 6:24 AM

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Hi Expert.

Please help me,

We want to move file between two Folder on Application Server.

I use Code like below:

              GC_MOVE = 'move'.

              

               CONCATENATE GC_MOVE

                                          '\\192.168.16.123\LIMS_Data\From_LIMS\test.txt'       

                                          '\\192.168.16.123\LIMS_Data\From_LIMS\Backup\'

                                           INTO LV_PARCOM

                                           SEPARATED BY SPACE.


               CALL 'SYSTEM' ID 'COMMAND' FIELD LV_PARCOM

                                         ID 'TAB'     FIELD GT_TABL.

we have successful move file between two folder but Now we move on EHP7 so File to stop move between two folder.

Thanks.

Pradip Patel.

Hi Expert.

Please help me,

We want to move file between two Folder on Application Server.

I use Code like below:

              GC_MOVE = 'move'.

              

               CONCATENATE GC_MOVE

                                          '\\192.168.16.123\LIMS_Data\From_LIMS\test.txt'       

                                          '\\192.168.16.123\LIMS_Data\From_LIMS\Backup\'

                                           INTO LV_PARCOM

                                           SEPARATED BY SPACE.


               CALL 'SYSTEM' ID 'COMMAND' FIELD LV_PARCOM

                                         ID 'TAB'     FIELD GT_TABL.

we have successful move file between two folder but Now we move on EHP7 so File to stop move between two folder.

Thanks.

Pradip Patel.

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archanapawar
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‎2014 Dec 17 6:31 AM

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Hi Pradip,

You need to use 'mv' not 'move'.

GC_MOVE = 'mv'.

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Former Member
In response to archanapawar

‎2014 Dec 17 6:38 AM

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Hi Archana Pawar.

Thanks for Reply.

I try it not working.

Thanks.

Pradip Patel.

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archanapawar
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In response to archanapawar

‎2014 Dec 17 6:44 AM

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Try using FM SXPG_COMMAND_EXECUTE.

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Former Member
In response to archanapawar

‎2014 Dec 17 6:57 AM

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Hi Archana Pawar.

Please give me brief code related FM : SXPG_COMMAND_EXECUTE.

COMMANDNAME                        = ?

ADDITIONAL_PARAMETERS      = ?

OPERATINGSYSTEM                 = Windows NT

TARGETSYSTEM                       = ?

DESTINATION                            = ?

STDOUT                                     = 'x'

STDERR                                     = 'x' 

TERMINATIONWAIT                   = 'x'

TRACE                                       = ?     

DIALOG                                      = ?

Thanks.

Pradip Patel.

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Former Member
In response to archanapawar

‎2014 Dec 17 7:02 AM

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Hi,

check this

http://www.iconet-ltd.co.uk/sap/abap/sxpg.txt

This above program is based on 'Y_REMOVE' command. So you can  define the command for each operating system using transactions SM69 (You can test it with SM49) and then call it using SXPG_COMMAND_EXECUTE

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archanapawar
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In response to archanapawar

‎2014 Dec 17 7:07 AM

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Hi Pradip,

Refer below link.

http://scn.sap.com/community/unix/blog/2013/01/24/deleteremove-file-in-unix-folder-using-sm69-in-sap...

Or you can use FM ARCHIVFILE_SERVER_TO_SERVER .

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Former Member

‎2014 Dec 17 6:57 AM

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Hi,

Use function ARCHIVFILE_SERVER_TO_SERVER and do it. Use a delete dataset with source file after moving it.

Search for the command which moves the files. Create external command in sap and trirger it using fm SXGP_COMMAND_EXECUTE. There are lot of topics related to this available in the forums

Regards,

EH