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Command

FLCE /N

This command moves a file that is specified by the move source pathname and that exists on the communication partner side to the move destination-side path.

Specify a file name for the move destination-side pathname. The move source file will be saved by specified file name on the move destination side.

For all operations which must follow the conditions at communication partner side, refer to Chapter 7.8 “ Conditions at Communication Partner”.

The progress of file transfer will not be displayed.

￿C Language Interface￿

Calling Sequence￿

￿FLCE /N <Source pathname> <Destination pathname>

Parameters￿

Source pathname

Specify a file that is the objective of the move and that exists on the communication partner side by its full pathname.

A wild card cannot be used for file name.

￿Directory names or file names can be described by using 2-byte code characters.

Name the move source path in accordance with the naming rules of the communication partner- side OS.

Destination pathname

Specify the destination path on the communication partner side by its full pathname.

If the specified source file name differs from the destination file name, the source file name will be changed to the destination file name after transfer.

If the directory that is specified by the destination pathname does not exist, it will be automatically created.

A wild card cannot be used for file name.

Directory names or file names can be described by using 2-byte code characters.

￿Name the destination path in accordance with the naming rules of the communication partner-side

￿OS.

Startup Examples￿

FLCE /N "a:\ 12\kk.dat" "a:\casio\"

￿This moves the "a:\12\kk.dat" file on the communication partner side to the "a:\casio\" directory.

FLCE /N "a:\12\kk.dat" "a:\casio\sj.dat"

This modifies the "a:\12\kk.dat" file on the communication partner side to the "a:\casio\sj.dat" file.

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Casio PA-2400W Source pathname, Destination pathname, Flce /N a\ 12\kk.dat a\casio, Flce /N a\12\kk.dat a\casio\sj.dat