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Mugsy_in_Houston
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I'm trying to move a folder from one location to another using the following command, but when I do, it moves only the contents of the folder, not the folder itself.
Is this normal behavior? I can easily recreate the folder at the target location, but why add an unnecessary step if I don't have to?
For Each strSrcFolder As String In IO.Directory.GetDirectories("C:\MyData\Temp")
My.Computer.FileSystem.MoveDirectory(strSrcFolder, strDestPath & "\Data\")
Next
.
The result is all of the files inside the source folder are moved and placed loose in the destination folder. Very annoying.
PS: I've tried other methods than "My.Computer".
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Is this normal behavior? I can easily recreate the folder at the target location, but why add an unnecessary step if I don't have to?
For Each strSrcFolder As String In IO.Directory.GetDirectories("C:\MyData\Temp")
My.Computer.FileSystem.MoveDirectory(strSrcFolder, strDestPath & "\Data\")
Next
.
The result is all of the files inside the source folder are moved and placed loose in the destination folder. Very annoying.
PS: I've tried other methods than "My.Computer".
Continue reading...
